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Wall Street is holding relatively steady Monday ahead of a week full of reports on some of the market’s biggest worries, including how stubbornly high inflation remains across the economy

The New Orleans-based appeals court panel that will oversee the next stage in the blockbuster legal challenge to the availability of medication abortion drugs is made up of three Republican appointees, including one Trump nominee who has called abortion a "moral tragedy."

An estimated 1 in 5 Asian Americans in the US have hidden details about their heritage from people who are not Asian, a new report shows.

India and Canada are getting closer to signing an early-stage trade agreement, a move that’s part of a

It’s been six months since Bob Iger canceled his retirement and stepped back into the top role at Disney to right a number of perceived wrongs under his handpicked successor, with one hovering right near the top: reconnecting with the Disney theme park die-hards and restoring their faith in the brand

By David Shepardson and Nandita Bose WASHINGTON U.S. President Joe Biden's administration said Monday it is writing new

KHARTOUM (Reuters) -Sudanese are pinning their hopes on talks in Saudi Arabia between envoys of warring factions to end bloodshed

Wall Street is holding relatively steady coming off its worst week in nearly two months as stocks of several beaten-down banks rally

Meta Platforms Inc. said it would end news content on Facebook and Instagram in Canada if lawmakers pass

Civilians are hurt in Kyiv, and one man dies in Odesa, where a Red Cross warehouse is hit, officials say.

Tyson Foods posted a loss in its fiscal second quarter, its first quarterly loss since 2009, and cut its sales forecast as its performance was weighed down by hefty charges related to plant closures and restructuring

The idea that banks are too big to fail needs to be reviewed in the wake of the