A surge in the price of fertilizer is sending shares of U.S. producers soaring, while forcing farmers into tough choices ahead of spring planting.

When players refused to sing the national anthem at a game in Australia, they set in motion a fateful series of events.

Analysts are now forecasting longer-lasting upheaval—and higher crude prices.

Oman doesn’t support the war on Iran because it lacks legitimacy and will instead try to negotiate an end to the conflict, ...

After a stunning loss to Italy, Team USA was nearly knocked out in the group stage. It only advanced to the quarterfinals when Italy happened to defeat Mexico.

On movie screens, Peter Sellers reveled in comic inventiveness. The dark side of his genius took the lead in his personal ...

Two Senate Democrats' new tax-cut plans outline the party's values, start a debate over priorities and present contrasts with ...

Israel is relying on targets sent by ordinary Iranians for its strikes in Iran during the current war, according to a senior ...

The U.S. said it has ramped up its attacks on Iranian minelayers and mine facilities as it seeks to preempt efforts by Iran ...

Iran’s new Supreme Leader said attacks in the region would continue, adding that his regime would seek revenge for the ...

The central bank has heavily foreshadowed a rate cut on March 18. However, the escalating war in the Middle East may throw ...

The loans faded from popularity after helping fuel the 2008 financial crisis, but now high mortgage rates have more borrowers ...