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We don't spy for China: Huawei founder breaks silence, praises Trump

Ren told a group of reporters on Tuesday that he missed his daughter very much, and that he would wait to see if President Trump intervened in her case

After crushing Parliament defeat, both May and Brexit face uncertain future

The 432-to-202 vote to reject May's proposal was the biggest defeat in the House of Commons for a prime minister in recent British history

Andy Murray retiring from Tennis is an unpleasant surprise. Here's why

Murray has been in too much pain for too long with no relief in view

China is a dangerous rival, and America should treat it like one

The administration has demonstrated some good instincts on China, but it must not be distracted by the next round of Beijing's false economic promises

Trump claims there's a crisis at the US-Mexico border. What's the reality?

Trump has made several claims -- from saying that illegal border crossings have increased in the last decade to his claims on heroin "flooding" in from the border

Who is willing to serve Trump now? Those with no reputation to lose, maybe

Nobody left besides those with no reputation to lose

Who is MacKenzie Bezos?

The couple married in 1993 and moved to Seattle in 1994, the same year Amazon was incorporated.

Gen Z wants to make the boss happy. Millennials and Gen X must help them

It's time for millennials and Gen X to join hands to save the young

Border wall fight just a start, Trump's real political war is yet to begin

Mr Trump's inner circle has shrunk, and he has fewer advisers around him whom he trusts

The truths out there

The one thing you begin to notice in this book is that propagating a reflexive scepticism and sowing discord aren't terribly difficult, especially when there's a vested interest willing to pay for it

Kamala Harris is hard to define politically, maybe that's the point

Though rated as one of the most liberal members of the Senate, Harris speaks less about Wall Street corruption and economic populism than do Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders

As US forces exit Syria, West Asia faces a new, post-American era

Russia, Iran and regional strongmen increasingly step in to chart the region's future

FBI opened inquiry into whether Trump was secretly working for Russia

Following President Trump's firing of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director, the bureau grew increasingly concerned about whether the president's actions constituted anti-American activity

This quirky car is Japanese, but there's 'something very British' about it

The tiny Nissan Figaro has an almost cartoonish design that is guaranteed to stand out

More start-ups are vocally rejecting the ideals of venture capitalists

Some founders have decided the expectations that come with accepting venture capital aren't worth it

Tired of social, legal constraints, Saudi women find ways to flee

The number of young women taking the enormous risk to flee Saudi Arabia appears to have grown in recent years

Twitter users in China face detention, threats in new Beijing crackdown

The crackdown is the latest front in President Xi Jinping's campaign to suppress internet activity

White House weighs emergency, Army funds diversion for border wall: Reports

The administration appeared to be looking into just such a solution: using extraordinary emergency powers to get around Congress in funding the wall

China cuts tariffs on US cars as a trade peace deal: Will it satisfy Trump?

On cars and soybeans, American negotiators can claim some measure of victory

From AI to 5G, tech trends that will rule in 2019, and those that won't

A.I. that responds to your voice. Next-generation wireless networks. If this year's biggest consumer technology trends have a familiar ring, there's a reason for that