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America's next presidential election is 13 months away. But while the first Republican primary votes will not be cast until the dead of winter, the last week of September 2023 may come to be seen as the moment when the extraordinary implications of the fight for the White House crystallized.

The latest slate of MLB rumors involves an uncertain White Sox front office, a positive Orioles stadium update, and Hector Neris' apology to Julio Rodriguez.

This article is part of the Bloomberg Green series Timber Town, which looks at the global rise of

Like a detective gathering clues, Itziar Irakulis Loitxate scans her computer monitor looking for yellow-colored clouds in satellite

High-stakes labor showdowns are putting President Joe Biden’s administration in between the companies central to his economic vision

The coup in Gabon that ousted a key French ally in Africa shook up bond investors by destabilizing

Zambia’s Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane needs to reassure investors that Africa’s second-largest copper producer is on a path

The Chicago Cubs entered a three-game series against the Braves with playoff aspirations. However, after suffering a sweep, their playoff dreams are rapidly fading, mirroring their ongoing downward spiral as the postseason draws near.

The Green Bay Packers were utterly embarrassed at home against the Detroit Lions as offense, defense and special teams came together to lose as a team.

Republicans are enraged that their safe space was punctured at the second GOP debate by a Univision anchor.

Rising interest rates in the US and Europe are forcing environmentally focused investors to rethink a market long-considered