LONDON The United States on Friday said some firms in the digital asset space were not doing enough

Iran has begun registering candidates for parliamentary elections in March, which will be the first since nationwide protests rocked the country last year

The Biden administration on Wednesday unveiled new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile and drone programs as the United States and dozens of other partners vowed to continue to counter those programs as a set of United Nations restrictions expired.

By Andrew Hay (Reuters) -Albuquerque's mayor is urging New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to call a special state legislative

U.K. Treasury chief Jeremy Hunt says the government can afford to lower some taxes now that inflation is falling

Weeks into Ukraine's counter-offensive, its leader stresses that the campaign is not a Hollywood movie.

A judge in the Los Angeles court issued a tentative ruling stating that the owner was in sound mind when making the property decision

The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday it will pause accepting claims for a pandemic-era tax credit until 2024 due to rising concerns that an influx of applications are fraudulent

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -There has been a "crisis" at the U.S.-Mexico border, Mexican Foreign Minister Alicia Barcena told reporters on

Thailand's constitutional court has suspended leading prime ministerial candidate and winner of May's nationwide elections Pita Limjaroenrat from being a lawmaker, the latest set-back for his hugely popular progressive opposition party following nearly a decade of turbulent military-backed rule.

By Leah Douglas WASHINGTON The U.S. Department of Agriculture will temporarily close a damaged laboratory building at its

Former President Donald Trump was fined $5,000 by a New York judge on Friday for violating a gag order not to speak about any members of the court staff -- and was warned twice about possible imprisonment.