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It's a conundrum President Joe Biden's advisers haven't yet found a way to solve: The commanding figure they see on the world stage isn't viewed by many voters that way back home.

By Gabriel Burin Brazil's inflation picked up slightly in August from July due to the finalization of a

The five children were taken by police in an afternoon raid, Sara Sharif's grandfather tells the BBC.

Tony Pollard played tackle football as a small child.

Voting rights groups are urging election officials to reject a new tool championed by some conservatives as a way to root out fraudulent voter registrations -- arguing that the private software depends on unreliable information and could be used to improperly disenfranchise legitimate voters.

The European Commission cut its outlook for the euro-area economy, predicting it will be dragged down this year

Speaker Kevin McCarthy returns to Washington this week confronting a twin set of challenges: avoiding a costly government shutdown and addressing growing calls on the right to impeach President Joe Biden, despite resistance from the party's moderates.

Turkey’s current account swung back to a deficit in July on the back of surging gold imports and

Donald Trump is conjuring his most foreboding vision yet of a possible second term, telling supporters in language resonant of the run-up to the January 6 mob attack on the US Capitol that they need to "fight like hell" or they will lose their country.

To a backdrop of hard rock and fireworks, the hundreds of people gathered in the Polish city of

Australian voter dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s performance is growing and support for his signature Indigenous Voice

The National Association for Gun Rights filed a lawsuit against New Mexico's Democratic governor and health secretary Saturday over orders declaring gun violence a public health emergency and suspending open and concealed carry laws in cities and counties based on crime statistics.