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Acapulco’s international airport has partially reopened for flights that transport aid and to allow stranded travelers to leave

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK Argentina urged a U.S. judge not to enforce a $16.1 billion judgment arising

A new investigation by Canadian broadcaster CBC has questioned her claims of indigenous ancestry.

Newly installed Speaker Mike Johnson confronts critical early tests with an emergency aid request for Ukraine and Israel

Petroleos Mexicanos’ losses deepened and production dropped, complicating the oil explorer’s efforts to whittle down its hefty debt

Representative Dean Phillips said he would challenge President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination, seizing on worries about

Walt Disney Co. is once again overhauling its movie release calendar, delaying three films that had previously been

Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva cast doubt on his government’s ability to hit its own zero-deficit

SolarWinds Corp., a publicly traded software company controlled by Silver Lake Management and Thoma Bravo, is exploring options

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is introducing new measures to tighten standards on colleges, responding to criticism that

Ukraine is imposing tighter controls over grain traders to boost revenues to fund its wartime defenses, a move

As an iconic Mexican resort lay devastated by a surprise hurricane, the country’s president was, quite literally, stuck