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Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.

The study used tests and modeling to analyze the impact of fluoridated water on cognitive abilities.

Judge ruled Texas’s new Ten Commandments display law was likely unconstitutional and ordered districts to remove the posters by early December.

Pennsylvania became the second state to face federal transportation funding cuts after allegedly issuing illegal commercial licenses.

The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report about the fatal UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.

The mayor-elect says he asked for the Oval Office meeting and will back any part of the president’s agenda that helps make the city more affordable.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture runs the food stamp program with help from states.

Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.

The price of homes may also be plateauing, Redfin reported.

A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.

The U.S. president vowed to work toward a peace deal in the third-largest African nation.

‘August’s smaller trade deficit will be a tailwind for third-quarter real GDP,’ Comerica Bank’s chief economist said.

It’s part of a settlement to resolve claims that Amazon enrolled millions of customers into Prime subscriptions without their consent.

The event is only the second joint appearance since their dispute over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

The Federal Reserve now advises the industry to focus on its core financial risks.