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Turkey is prepared to raise interest rates again if inflation accelerates, according to two money managers who met with Turkey’s central bank Governor Murat Cetinkaya and Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet

Jefferson City, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, a sometimes brash political outsider whose unconventional resume as a Rhodes scholar and Navy SEAL officer made him a rising star in the

A new Harvard University study shows Hurricane Maria probably killed more than 5,000 people in Puerto Rico last year.

Roseanne Barr apologized for making a racial slur about a member of the Obama administration, embroiling the TV star in a new controversy.

The European Union’s top two officials made dramatic interventions in the Italian political crisis as they distanced themselves from Germany’s EU commissioner over comments indicating he was telling

The White House announced a flurry of final preparations for President Donald Trump’s planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Brazil’s trucker strike entered the ninth straight day amid signs that the protests may be shrinking.

Protests continued for a ninth day and much of Latin America’s largest economy remains strangled.

A police officer might have violated the Constitution by walking onto a man’s driveway to inspect a motorcycle suspected of being stolen, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to block an Arkansas law that could effectively bar pill-induced abortions, turning away an appeal by two Planned Parenthood clinics.

Canada will buy Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd.’s Trans Mountain oil pipeline and its controversial expansion project for $3.5 billion.

It looks like the debt crisis days of 2012 all over again for investors, as Italian, Portuguese and Greek bond yields surged and billionaire George Soros warned of an “existential threat” to the

President Donald Trump said he’s moving ahead with plans to impose tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports and curb investment in sensitive technology.

India’s government is looking for a company to analyze social media posts to help boost nationalism and neutralize any "media blitzkrieg by India’s adversaries."

Businesses up north are happy to be courted by state governments.

A software sensor with a knack for detecting intrusions like those from Russian hackers is being embraced by U.S. states determined to protect their election systems, though cybersecurity experts warn

Kim Jong Un has dispatched a senior aide to the U.S. for talks with American officials ahead of the North Korean leader’s planned summit with Donald Trump next month, the Yonhap News Agency said

Canada’s foreign minister is holding talks in Washington as the clock ticks down to reach a deal on updating the North American Free Trade Agreement that could pass Congress this year and skirt metal

With political chaos, pressure on leaders and a divided continent, it’s as you were for Europe.

Spain’s government nominated Pablo Hernandez de Cos to head the country’s central bank, backing a fiscal conservative for a job that includes a say in European monetary policy.