Charlie Kirk assassination drives jump in Bible sales
U.S. Bible sales spiked to 2.4 million copies after Charlie Kirk's assassination, reflecting a pattern of increased faith-seeking during troubling times.
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Louvre robbery could lead museums worldwide to overhaul security programs, expert says
The Louvre Museum robbery of priceless jewelry may prompt museums worldwide to review their security programs and protocols, according to experts.
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South Korea’s crackdown on US tech giants could cost $1T, report warns
Research shows South Korea's Fair Trade Commission enforcement against U.S. companies like Apple and Google may harm Korean small businesses and foreign investment.
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