Even these are just the most visible side of the White House’s efforts to juice the economy and make Americans feel richer.

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America sought a “reinvigorated alliance”, he argued, rather than abandonment of Europe. Russia was not winning the war in ...

Thus, the endangerment finding compelled the agency to introduce vehicle-emissions standards and limits on greenhouse-gas ...

No wonder China’s authorities feel nervous. As well as hurting the banks, a weaker, more competitive dollar will curb the ...