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In an effort to find the cheapest fix for New York subways plagued by shutdowns due to century-old signaling technology, Governor Andrew Cuomo is making a one-day visit to Israel to meet with

Venezuela’s government offered what it said was new proof of a series of planned coups led by National Assembly President Juan Guaido and more than two dozen other people, including many retired

Iran is set to breach the 2015 nuclear deal for the first time on Thursday, piling pressure on European powers attempting to salvage it from crippling U.S. sanctions and avert a slide toward war.

United Nations members urged the U.S. and Iran Wednesday to step back from the brink of war and prevent an escalation of tensions.

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller will be a reluctant witness with a daunting task when he testifies before Congress next month: resisting Democratic pressure to reveal secrets from his 22-month

Scores of employees at Wayfair Inc. walked off the job on Wednesday to protest the online retailer’s sale of beds to contractors furnishing border camps for asylum seekers.

Bank of America Corp., the second-biggest U.S. bank, will stop lending to companies that run private prisons and detention centers.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi outlined late Wednesday Democrats’ demands for the border funding bill Congress has debated for weeks to respond to a worsening humanitarian crisis on the U.S.-Mexico

With the exit of Chris Cox and the longtime producer of NRATV, the gun lobby is entering the election season without the lobbying or publicity power that catapulted Trump in 2016

Donald Trump would rather have Mario Draghi at the Fed than Jerome Powell. And he thinks European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is “a fantastic gentleman.”

A divided U.S. Supreme Court rejected calls by business groups to overturn two decades-old rulings that have given federal agencies broad power to interpret their own regulations. Bloomberg's Greg

Racing against New Jersey’s constitutional budget deadline, Governor Phil Murphy cast aside his typical diplomacy and said fellow Democrats against his millionaire’s tax were operating “in a bubble”

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization turned its sights on threats posed by Russia, mapping out security measures for Europe to replace a dying arms-control pact and warning alliance member Turkey

Congress must act to protect small businesses from predatory lenders who seize their assets without warning using a legal instrument called a confession of judgment, U.S. Representative Nydia

Allergan Plc, the drugmaker that emigrated to Ireland to avoid U.S. taxes in 2015, is now coming home -- at least partially.

Italian Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini criticized the European Union for failing to help his country find a solution to control the flow of migrants to its coastline, as tensions increased over the

The board appointed by Venezuela’s president, Nicolas Maduro, to oversee the nation’s state-owned oil company sued in Delaware to regain control of U.S.-based refiner Citgo Petroleum Corp.

Amtrak’s chief executive urged the Trump administration to provide federal funding and complete a key environmental review needed to advance the Gateway program of rail infrastructure projects in New

South Africa has laid out a timeline for the restructuring of Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.. and pledged that creditors of the state-owned power company won’t suffer losses, according to a fund manager who

The National Rifle Association’s embattled top lobbyist has resigned after being accused of seeking to overthrow the group’s leader, a person familiar with the matter said.