Shares in Asia fell after Jerome Powell warned interest rates may have to climb further, stunting a rally

Two pregnant migrant women who were looking to turn themselves in to US immigration authorities last week say Texas National Guard members denied them water when they asked for it.

By Daphne Psaledakis WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on over a dozen people and entities in

U.S. stock index futures crept higher on Friday, setting the Dow on track for its tenth straight day

Russia may be forced to use a nuclear weapon if Ukraine's counteroffensive succeeds, senior Russian official Dmitry Medvedev said Sunday -- the latest in a series of nuclear threats made during Moscow's invasion by the key ally of President Vladimir Putin.

The net worth of the typical U.S. household grew at the fastest pace in more than three decades from 2019 through 2022, while low interest rates made it easier for households to pay their debts

The renowned YouTube star has achieved an impressive feat on the Threads app, surpassing its creator, Mark Zuckerberg, in terms of follower count

The International African American Museum will soon open in Charleston, South Carolina, at one of the country’s most historically significant slave-trading ports

Civil rights advocates and election attorneys are preparing for a new flood of redistricting litigation lawsuits

Muslim pilgrims gather on the rocky hill Mount Arafat outside Mecca for a day of prayer on the second day of the annual Hajj pilgrimage

A less-distorted bond market, continued weakness in wages and the threat of an early election are among the

The body of an Arizona hiker was recovered Friday after he apparently "slipped and fell to his death" while hiking near Sedona, according to authorities.