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Canadian officials are likely to get cold shoulders without some package of financial incentives, analysts said.

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Prosecutors will now have up to 10 years to investigate sanctions violations, and banks will be required to flag suspicious transactions that could be tied to fentanyl trafficking.

The French leader said Europe’s decadeslong project of peaceful cooperation might perish the continent doesn’t shore up critical gaps in its architecture.

The justices will decide if the former president can be prosecuted on charges that he conspired to steal the 2020 presidential election.

Southwest Airlines is pulling out of some airports and cutting costs as it grapples with lackluster earnings and delays of new Boeing planes.

U.S. natural gas inventories increased more than expected last week, keeping pressure on futures prices.

The court ruled the disgraced film producer didn’t receive a fair trial, ordering new proceedings in landmark #MeToo case.

Henry’s resignation opens the way for a new caretaker government that would welcome a foreign, U.S.-backed security force to combat gangs that have laid siege against the state.

In a bid to fast track grid-infrastructure construction, the department is set to become the lead federal agency coordinating environmental approval of major transmission projects.

Andrzej Duda called the flyovers in Polish airspace provocations that put infrastructure and people in danger.

The Senate minority leader is pushing to boost military spending to confront China, Iran, Russia as he prepares to leave his post.

The protests that began at Columbia University have spread to other states from Texas to California, where students have set up encampments on campuses.

The blockbuster case connected to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol puts justices in the hot seat during an election year.

The measures, which come as power demand is surging, will force coal plants to adopt costly technology or shut down.

The answer depends partly on whether TikTok bundles the U.S. and international businesses, and if it includes its coveted algorithm.

Top business groups and a national tax-services firm filed lawsuits challenging a new FTC ban on noncompete agreements, cases that will test the agency’s power to broadly prohibit practices it says are anticompetitive.

The U.S. fertility rate fell to 1.62 births per woman in 2023, a 2% decline from a year earlier and the lowest rate since the government began tracking it in the 1930s.

Arizona’s State House voted to repeal a near-total abortion ban that has become a hot button political issue in the state and the nation.

Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows were indicted, along with 16 others, in Arizona for their alleged efforts to overturn Trump’s November 2020 election defeat in the state.

The Justice Department is conducting a criminal investigation into McKinsey related to its past role in advising some of the largest U.S. opioid manufacturers on how to boost sales.

Pro-Palestinian students at Columbia agreed to start breaking down their encampment after the university extended a deadline for them to leave and wind down the protests.

Ukraine used longer-range ATACMS missiles secretly provided by the U.S. against Russian forces east of Berdyansk shortly before Biden signed a law that includes money for more of those weapons.

The Supreme Court struggled with the consequences of its 2022 decision ending the nationwide right to abortion in a case pitting the health of women suffering medical emergencies against a state law that bans the procedure.

Fewer babies were born in the U.S. in 2023 than any year since 1979.

Russell Bentley, a fixture of Russian propaganda who moved to Russian-occupied Ukraine in 2014, was found dead after being held by Russian soldiers.

Local Chinese leaders have been adjusting thermostats and using cheaper paper to heed calls from Beijing to save money.

The Camden Diocese’s insurers had opposed the bankruptcy plan for sex-abuse claims.

Wander through the city of Oaxaca, Mexico, with a pared-back spring wardrobe that’s as creative as it is carefree.

Modeled on the Las Vegas strip, these all-white looks marry spotless styles with newly found freedom.