International financial institutions expect global economic growth to moderate to 3% next year as persistent geopolitical tensions and elevated energy prices weigh on economic a...

US stocks closed higher after Amazon reported strong quarterly revenue, reassuring investors that heavy investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure continues to support...

Japanese authorities said the number of people killed in the magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture has risen to 34, with emergency crews continuing search and rescue o...

Former Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has been released from prison in Lima after Peru's Constitutional Court overturned his 15-year sentence in a case linked to the Odebrech...

Russian ballistic missiles and drones struck residential and industrial areas of Kyiv, killing at least four people and injuring more than a dozen, as Ukraine renewed calls for ...

US President Donald Trump warned of possible intensified military action against Iran, while Tehran responded with threats against American and Israeli energy assets, adding to ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has sent specialist incident management teams and additional federal resources to assist state and local authorities responding to fast-m...

The Environmental Protection Agency has adopted updated air quality standards that impose tighter particulate emissions limits on heavy industrial facilities across major manufa...

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed new rules requiring major telecommunications providers to strengthen encryption and accelerate incident reporting to improve r...

Federal prosecutors have asked a court to dismiss criminal vandalism charges against former Olympic athlete David Hearn after concluding that damage near the Lincoln Memorial Re...

The Justice Department has moved to dismiss a long-running legal dispute involving public assembly rules and memorial protections at the National Mall following an administrativ...