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NATO could pursue a greater presence in Eastern Europe, U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warned Tuesday.

As newsstand sales drop, publishers are offering deep discounts to compensate. They may be making matters worse.

Weak economic numbers from China and Europe reignited worries about global growth, while sinking oil prices dragged down energy shares.

Comedian Stephen Colbert poked fun at Donald Trump’s calls for the United States to be more “unpredictable” in foreign policy.

By 2020, retail spending among Hispanics will grow 1.6 percent compared with millennial growth of 0.6 percent, Morgan Stanley said in a research report.

A review of traffic stops shows longer-than-necessary detention, a local American Civil Liberties Union chapter says.

Prince Harry met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to promote the Invictus Games, which will be held in Canada next week.

David Einhorn, manager of Greenlight Capital, placed a bet that the restaurant review app will emerge unscathed after a critical documentary is released.

The Nuit Debout protest movement began in response to a controversial proposal to change the nation's labor laws.

The soldier was hit by “direct fire” from Islamic State group militants while he was aiding Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, the Pentagon announced Tuesday.

Cost-cutting helped cushion the impact of a drop in drilling and completion activity.

Adm. John M. Richardson’s comments came after Russian jets recently intercepted a U.S. warplane and a destroyer.

The comments underscore a deepening suspicion in Europe over the deal, which its supporters say would boost trade between the U.S. and the 28-nation bloc.

The American pharmaceutical giant’s first-quarter revenue, boosted by its cancer drug sales and acquisition of Hospira, came in at $13 billion.

The Marine Corps will receive six F-35B aircraft, the Air Force will get three F-35As and the Navy will take delivery of four F-35Cs, the U.S. Department of Defense said Monday.

The steep drop in profits at the Swiss bank follows a tough quarter for its investment banking division.

After being bombarded by $8 million in spending from the ride-sharing companies, voters will decide Saturday on an ordinance that could see the companies leave Austin.

The island’s Government Development Bank announced the deal just hours after saying it would skip a $422 million payment due Monday.

Another report on Monday showed construction spending rose to an 8-1/2-year high in March and the prior month’s outlays were revised higher.

Politics can mean big money in the U.K.'s legal gambling system.

Days after Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced he would restore voting rights to felons, Republicans are pushing back.