A ​US battery startup that scrapped plans to make Kentucky the site of its first factory has instead built it in China, ...
The US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said on ​Tuesday it had canceled 315,000 ‌Obamacare health plans covering about 760,000 people last month, citing unverified ​citizenship or immigration ...
A Republican US senator on Tuesday called for an investigation into the ​ways that President Donald Trump's family is profiting from his time in office, saying the perception that they are ‌exploiting ...
Nearly 130 world leaders are gathering in New York for the annual UN General Assembly, at a time when the world body is facing questions about its relevance.
Copenhagen residents voiced hope on Tuesday (September 22) that a new security agreement for Greenland could ease tensions and allow Greenlanders to focus on their own future, ahead of a deal-signing ...
New York Federal Reserve President John Williams defended ​the US central bank's monetary policy implementation system on Tuesday, while saying it can be adjusted ‌and tweaked in line with changes in ...
European drugmakers called for ​beefed-up government spending on medicines, faster trials and IP protections as ‌they sounded ...
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson on Tuesday said the US central bank's recent improvements to its emergency ​lending facility make it easier for financial institutions ‌to use, supporting ...
France has started drafting a UN Security Council resolution in coordination with the United States on setting up an ​international mission to restore movement in the Strait of Hormuz, diplomats ‌said ...
Britain's Ministry of Defence has found 97 million new documents, some of which could be relevant to ​a public inquiry into allegations that British special forces ‌murdered people in Afghanistan, a ...
Turkey's equity market is under scrutiny after a week of turmoil, as regulators grapple with investment funds concentrated in illiquid, low-free-float stocks, and index providers raise concerns about ...
Spain on Tuesday allowed a US extradition request for pro-Palestinian donor James Cox Chambers to ‌proceed to court, despite protests from the government's left-wing coalition partners who argue the ...