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

Federal charges come after Trump’s designation of Antifa as a terrorist group.

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

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.

For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.

Russian oil prices are plunging because some international buyers held off on purchases after sanctions were imposed.

The president has said he would sign the bill if it comes to his desk.

In a post on Truth Social, the president took a harder stance against health care companies and the Affordable Care Act.

The visit follows the president’s announcement that he plans to approve the sale of F-35 stealth jets to Saudi Arabia.

The Department of Justice alleges that two state laws unconstitutionally attempt to regulate federal law enforcement by banning masks and requiring ID.

The Saudi prince’s visit comes as Trump seeks to broker improved relations between Israel and its neighbors.