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After a series of setbacks, Republicans ended the week no closer to electing a new speaker as deep internal divisions have left the conference struggling to govern and the House in a state of paralysis.

As more children emerge from the pandemic grappling with mental health issues, their parents are seeking ways for them to build emotional resilience

Federal Reserve officials look set to hold interest rates steady for the second time in a row next

With the Securities and Exchange Commission opting against appealing a ruling that paves the way for Grayscale Investments

Republicans' efforts to win control of the Louisiana governor's office face a first test Saturday in a "jungle primary" that is likely to narrow the field to a head-to-head runoff next month.

Now that the higher-for-longer interest-rate era has arrived, global finance officials are getting worried about the consequences. Rising

The European Central Bank can’t declare that its fight against inflation is over just yet, according to Governing

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China will seek more sustainable growth while maintaining a “reasonable” expansion pace and monetary policy will provide stronger

A request from prosecutors for a gag order aimed at reining in Donald Trump’s rhetoric is putting the judge overseeing his federal election interference case in a tricky position

A Mexican American woman has become the first female kicker at Jackson State University, a NCAA Division I Historically Black College and University. Leilani Armenta told CNN she was nervous when she stepped onto the field during the team's September 23 game against rival Bethune-Cookman University, but she knew she had a job to do. She said she just focused on playing the game.

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