WASHINGTON U.S. manufacturing appeared to stabilize at weaker levels in July amid a gradual improvement in new orders,

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators are marching in London and other cities to demand Israel stop its bombardment of Gaza

Divisive ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has returned to Thailand after years of self-imposed exile to face criminal charges on the same day that a party affiliated with him plans to start forming a new government

There are still more questions than answers about what led up to one of the worst shipwrecks in recent Mediterranean history, in which some 500 people are feared dead

A record share of European companies say doing business in China is getting more difficult, with some already

'Sister Wives' star Christine Brown suggested that good karma led her to David Woolley, calling him the 'love of her life'

European lenders are set to focus more on cost savings in 2024, as benefits from rising interest rates

By Khalid Abdelaziz DUBAI (Reuters) -Residents of the city of Kadugli in southwest Sudan began fleeing the city on Thursday

Chinese basketball great Yao Ming says that criticism of the men's national team has gone too far after some players were abused online following...

U.S. regulators have announced a settlement with the company that runs Dollar Tree and Family Dollar aimed at improving worker safety at thousands of the bargain stores across the country

When the commuter town of Monterosi, near Rome, applied for European Union money to build a preschool, a

Britain’s Prince William and wealthy entrepreneurs Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg promise hope to a warming world