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Amsterdam was the EMA staff’s top choice and the option viewed as least likely to disrupt operations.

In the fractious U.S. capital, everyone can agree on this: Being chairman of the House Financial Services Committee is a cushy gig.

Midway through the prime minister’s first term, once-charmed Canadians are asking hard questions about health care, taxes, and the budget deficit.

Lockheed Martin Corp. may be taking heat at the Pentagon over glitches and delays in other billion-dollar programs, but its performance on the U.S.’s primary naval missile-defense program is winning

A U.S. Supreme Court with a record of protecting digital privacy is taking up a case that may curb law enforcement officials’ power to track people using mobile-phone data.

The U.S. lawsuit to stop AT&T Inc.’s takeover of Time Warner Inc. has sparked accusations that the Justice Department, driven by political meddling from the Trump White House, is pursuing a risky

Aggrieved parties will try to save the regulations in federal court

Lawmakers who sped a bill through the U.S. House last week may have handed a few more goodies to Wall Street’s wealthiest than they realize.

A worker moves seats to be attached to a vehicle at the Kia Motor Corp. assembly plant in Pesqueria, Mexico, on Tuesday, May 24, 2016. Mexico's financial stability is hanging in the balance as the

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is facing the last days of his 37 years in power as lawmakers started proceedings to impeach him.

The new leader of Zimbabwe’s ruling party asked Robert Mugabe to resign as president of the southern African nation.

The U.S. will enact far-reaching sanctions on South Sudanese officials and rebel leaders if they undermine new talks seeking to end a four-year civil war, the top American diplomat in the country

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has ordered a halt to all contacts with the U.S. after it threatened to close his authority’s mission in Washington, and won’t allow the issue to be used as

Russian President Vladimir Putin talked with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump by phone for about an hour on Tuesday as the Kremlin mounts a diplomatic push to resolve the war in Syria after a visit

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she’s ready to face voters again to break the country’s political stalemate, betting they won’t blame her for failed talks on forming a coalition.

U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai will propose vacating Obama-era net neutrality rules, according to a person briefed on the development that will hand a victory to broadband

The aim is to turn the war-scarred plant into a producer of quality fuel so Iran doesn’t have to rely on imports.

President Donald Trump’s charitable foundation said in a tax filing that it intends to dissolve, as Trump promised it would last December to avoid conflicts of interest.

The Trump campaign has stopped paying legal bills for Donald Trump Jr. and is setting up a legal defense fund to cover the costs for him and other campaign staffers related to investigations into