President Trump on Friday announced pardons for six people whom he said had been wrongfully prosecuted for "fixing their car" in what he called an act of "weaponization and stupidity" by federal ...

US President Donald Trump has announced that he has granted pardons to six people he says were unfairly prosecuted by the Biden administration for “fixing their car.” While Trump framed the cases as ...

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The world's biggest memory chip makers are once again facing accusations of manipulating prices. A class-action lawsuit filed on Thursday, June 25, in a California federal court alleges that Samsung ...

RALF RANGNICK has categorically denied claims that Austria and Algeria played for a mutually beneficial draw in their final World Cup group game. The European and North African nation produced a 3-3 ...

How movable frets are changing the guitar forever Go beyond the 12-semitone octave with this incredible invention. Designer Tolgahan Çoğulu explains the two models of his microtonal guitar, one with ...

Thick rain is pouring from the foreboding, black skies. The man in the suit pounds at the door. “Mara! Open up. It’s me. We’re going to be late.” He continues hammering away, his rage growing. “Did ...

President Trump claimed auto executives want a bill prohibiting people from repairing their own cars. The discussion reportedly took place during a meeting with the heads of General Motors, Ford, and ...

For the last eight months, The Athletic has been investigating the threat of fixing to the integrity of sport. In this third article in the series we look at how and why players get involved in fixing ...

Two FIFA World Cup players have been referred to authorities over alleged spot-fixing concerns following controversial yellow card incidents that prompted investigations. The 2026 World Cup is set to ...

Illustration: Kelsea Petersen/The Athletic; Michael Santiago/Getty, Diamond Images/Getty, Angela Weiss/Getty For the last eight months, The Athletic has been investigating the threat of fixing to the ...

Most major crops, such as wheat and corn, require expensive nitrogen fertilizer to flourish. But what if bacteria could help those plants draw nitrogen from the atmosphere, as peas and beans do? New ...