For some people in Hong Kong, the future is uncertain. Others see no future there at all.

The Justice Department announced charges on Monday against four members of China’s military on suspicion of hacking into Equifax, the credit reporting agency, in 2017 and stealing trade secrets and the personal data of about 145 million Americans

F.D.A. has stopped routine food safety inspections of seafood, fruits, vegetables and many other foods because of the federal government shutdown, said F.D.A. Commissioner Scott Gottlieb on Wednesday.

The list of Chinese companies that can't pay back their loans is getting longer. “This is not over yet,” said an S&P Global specialist. “We are expecting defaults to rise.”

Determining how much very rich families would owe under Senator Warren’s tax plan would be devilishly difficult, the economist N. Gregory Mankiw says: One problem is that many kinds of wealth have no market valuation.

Even people from Wuhan without virus symptoms are being ostracized after learning their personal information was leaked online. 

The makeup artist Jackie Aina advocates for viewers with skin tones like her own — helping them navigate luxury cosmetics counters, drugstore aisles, subscription boxes and “a sea full of brands trying to capitalize off the ‘inclusivity movement’”

Today's energy jobs are in solar, not coal

The government usually keeps a tight grip on what is said, seen and heard in China. But the sheer amount of criticism and the often clever ways critics dodge censors have made it difficult for Beijing to control the message.

This is language more typically used by presidents to refer to hostile foreign governments or terrorist groups.