The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration in a dispute about whether the administration and Texas engaged in an "egregious collusion" to scrap a Biden-era immigration regulation.

JERUSALEM − Eli Shtivi's son, Idan, comes to him in his dreams almost every night. Idan comes to him in the morning, too, ...

An Islamic State-aligned insurgency in eastern Congo generates most of its revenue from gold production and smuggling, ...

Lower-income Brazilians are devoting an increasing share of their earnings to interest on credit-card- and other high-cost ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday sent a message of condolences to the family of former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo ...

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's email account was among those targeted in a cyberattack on the IT systems of Italy's lower ...

If Republican Senator Susan Collins wins this nail-biter of an election, it may well be because voters in Maine decide she is ...

Spain has returned to Morocco more than a dozen sub-Saharan African and Asian migrants who reached the Spanish enclave of ...

High inflation will persist in the global economy well into next year, according to hundreds of economists polled by Reuters, ...

Analysts cut their 2026 gold price forecast for a second straight quarter because of high Treasury yields, a strong US dollar ...

A convicted murderer is still on the loose on Oct. 27 after authorities said he escaped from a Tennessee prison and stole a ...

US single-family house prices increased further in August, despite rising mortgage rates weighing on demand for housing.