Goldman Sachs Group Inc. became the latest bank to cut their forecasts for China’s economy, citing limited options

By James Pomfret and Jessie Pang For Anna Kwok, a Washington-based Hong Kong activist, the imposition of a

Officials from Western and Arab nations, the United Nations and nongovernmental organizations are gathering Thursday in Paris for a conference on how to provide aid to civilians in the Gaza Strip

Hundreds of flights across Italy have been canceled after air transport unions went ahead with a planned work stoppage

AMSTERDAM The Dutch government on Friday announced new rules restricting exports of certain advanced semiconductor equipment, a move

Sean “Diddy” Combs has temporarily stepped down as chairman of his television network Revolt amid multiple sexual abuse allegations against the music mogul

By Evan Garcia TENNESSEE COLONY, Texas The brown and black cattle of Texas, beloved symbols of the Lone

Argentina's populist President-elect Javier Milei lacks a group of well-known political advisers but has surrounded himself with a group of women who are set to be influential players in his administration

Chinese property developer Country Garden has warned it cannot meet deadlines to repay its debts

Colombia’s government and the country’s largest remaining guerrilla group declared a cease-fire agreement during talks in Cuba, the latest attempt to resolve a conflict dating back to the 1960s

Several Internet users contend that Patrick Dempsey should not have been winner with 'Internet Daddy' Pedro Pascal on the list

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the Alabama Republican, does not consider himself to be a racist -- which is an important place to start from since you're about to hear quite a bit about his apparent defense of White nationalists, who he suggested Monday might not be racist either.