By Will Dunham WASHINGTON Our Milky Way galaxy's most common type of star is called a red dwarf

Prisoners at the Louisiana State Penitentiary have filed a class-action lawsuit over conditions at the prison's farm

Italian lawmakers have marked the 80th anniversary of the Nazi roundup of more than 1,200 Roman Jews in the Holocaust with a debate on a measure to partially fund a long-delayed Holocaust Museum in the capital

The stubbornness of high inflation is dividing the Federal Reserve over how to manage interest rates in the coming months, leaving the outlook for the Fed’s policies cloudier than at any time since it unleashed a streak of 10 straight rate hikes in March 2022

Lewiston residents were overcome to learn the mass killer was dead and the 48-hour lockdown was over.

North Korea has tolerated the widespread use of more stable foreign currencies like U.S. dollars and the Chinese yuan since a bungled revaluation of the won in 2009 triggered runway inflation and public unrest

China’s top housing official urged financial regulators and lenders to strengthen efforts to revive the country’s ailing property

By Lisa Richwine and Danielle Broadway LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -HBO drama "Succession," the story of a cutthroat fight for control

Some employees in government offices in Nigeria walked off their jobs in protest of the growing cost of living due to the removal of gas subsidies, threatening to “shut down” Africa’s largest economy if their demands for improved welfare are not met

Kevin Harvick has fond memories of Michigan International Speedway, where he won for the sixth time last summer

Australia’s monthly inflation gauge accelerated in August, reflecting global trends as oil prices jumped, bolstering the case for

Spanish singer Miguel Bosé says 10 armed assailants burst into his house in Mexico City and tied him, his two children and household staff for two hours while they ransacked the premises