Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s first female president, is about to go on trial. She is temporarily suspended from office while Brazilian politicians debate whether she broke the country’s laws.

Many interest rates in the United States are close to zero and even negative in some parts of the world, like Japan. Not unexpectedly, U.S. savings rates are also quite low as individuals ask themselves: “Why save a lot of money at a bank if I get no return?”

Are people in the United States getting enough to eat?

The news is currently filled with stories of corruption.

The U.S. Powerball lottery is holding a drawing this week for a jackpot that’s already reached $1.5 billion. That’s after the 18 drawings held since November failed to yield a winner, causing the grand prize to swell to this record sum.

Specialists weigh in on what will (or should) be the key economic issues of 2016 and offer their predictions.