Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, who is in the U.S., says he plans to run again before 2030. Bolsonaro left Brazil after he lost the election to Lula and the supreme court ordered ...

The Treasury Department says sanctions and a U.S. blockade are intensifying Iran's economic crisis, citing currency losses, rising inflation, disrupted oil exports and trade bottlenecks.

Stocks fell sharply as investors reassessed heavy AI spending, with the Nasdaq dropping 2.86% and Intel plunging 29% after issuing weaker-than-expected guidance.

U.S. banks are limiting AI agents, regulators are weighing stablecoin rewards, and community bankers are challenging crypto charters as competition for deposits intensifies.

Amazon and Intel shares fell sharply after earnings highlighted the costs of AI investment, negative cash flow at Amazon and continued weakness in Intel's PC business.

Iranian forces are reportedly using speedboats to attach limpet mines to ships in the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran and Washington weigh proposals involving nuclear concessions and sanctions relief.

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele is prepared to the troops following an ambush that left four military personnel missing.

For management teams, that means explaining how investment matches customer demand, establishing milestones and showing a willingness to change course when returns disappoint. "The smart response is ...

The Centers for Disease Control detailed that the mental health of young people improved from 2023 to 2025, with fewer high school students reporting suicidal ideation.

The Pentagon removed Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia and referred the matter to the Justice Department after an Air Force investigation into the potential disclosure of classified information.

Buy Now, Pay Later use has expanded among U.S. households, with larger repayments and growing reliance on installment plans for everyday expenses, including groceries and food delivery.