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Jimmy Lippert Thyden says he always knew he was adopted. He also knew that he had been born not in the United States, but in Chile. Raised in Virginia by very loving and committed adoptive parents, he says he never lacked anything. The 42-year-old who served in the US Marines is now an attorney who is married and has two young daughters.

Hedge funds are turning ever more negative on the euro ahead of an interest-rate decision by the European

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is urging several Group of 20 leaders to meet some of Russia’s demands

The US said it plans to sign a joint infrastructure plan with India, Middle Eastern countries and the

The UK’s offshore wind energy plans, and the climate goals that go with it, have been brought to

In the vast woodlands that surround the Bavarian city of Augsburg, Eva Ritter looks across piles upon piles

Francois-Henri Pinault, scion of the billionaire French clan that controls a global fashion empire, leapt into a Hollywood

What do a Bugatti supercar, a Hilton hotel and the Chagos Islands have in common? They all feature

China’s deflationary pressures eased slightly in August as consumer prices rose and producer price declines moderated, adding to

France is broadly supportive of stopping girls wearing the robe, but many Muslim women are unhappy.

Russia's invasion has forced many to rethink having kids, but some refuse to put their lives on hold.

Surging rice prices in the Philippines could be a warning sign for other major importers of the food