The warnings about a US debt default are earnest and urgent. And yet, the specifics of when the US will cross the so-called X-date -- when the country could default -- and what will happen in the immediate aftermath are maddeningly vague.

By Nandita Bose and David Shepardson WASHINGTON U.S. President Joe Biden's strategy of backing politically crucial unions while

Germany’s economy may grow next year by less than half the pace it could otherwise have achieved as

SANTIAGO An electrical accident at Codelco's El Teniente mine in central Chile, the company's largest copper mine, left

Greeks head to the polls on Sunday for the second time in just over a month to decide

A state judge in Georgia rejected former President Donald Trump’s demands that he suppress all evidence gathered last

European Union institutions and conservationists have given a conditional and guarded welcome to a major plan to better protect nature and fight climate change in the 27-nation bloc

The chair of Parliament’s influential energy committee said he wants to investigate a report that Drax Group Plc

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Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis pledged to send US special forces into Mexico to destroy fentanyl labs, disrupt

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Apple has lost around $200 billion in market capitalization over several days as tensions between the U.S. and China rise, with several media outlets reporting this week that the iPhone maker is being singled out by Beijing