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A decade ago, Paul Singer did battle with the government of Argentina — and won. Next week, the

European central bankers’ price stability mission is on a collision course with the goal of combating climate change,

Chris Christie made millions of dollars in lobbying and consultancy fees in the past six years after leaving

Japanese trading company Sojitz Corp. canceled its plan to build a wind power plant in Hokkaido, amid soaring

Mali's military rulers accuse the UN of fuelling tensions as jihadist violence continues.

A social media influencer who was trying to lose more than half her body weight as an inspiration to her followers has reportedly died while attending an intensive weight-loss boot camp in northwestern China, fueling a debate over how to regulate the influencer industry.

If every dog has its day, graduating with honorary "dogtorate" degrees marked that moment for a group of service and therapy dogs who have gone above and beyond.

Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. said the European Commission’s call to recommend excluding its advanced wireless equipment in the

Australia will invest A$2 billion ($1.4 billion) to build thousands of government-subsidized homes across the country, Prime Minister

The U.S. Department of Defense began sending real-time satellite and sensor data to Canadian authorities on Friday, technology

A New Jersey police officer has been hailed as a hero after helping save the life of a father who was struck by lightning.

Japan is finally changing its age of consent and definition of rape, after previous attempts were blocked by government inertia and opponents who deemed the amendments unnecessary.