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Former Trump advisor accuses White House of blocking Twitter access

Joyous scenes as Bougainville independence vote starts

With schools shuttered, Haiti children also endure crisis

Chinese spy defects to Australia with trove of intel: report

45 years after Nixon, another US president faces impeachment

Bolivia accuses ex-president Morales of 'terrorism'

The protests that have intensified in Hong Kong since June have implications beyond the local economy -- they could also affect the international companies in your portfolio that do business in the area.

Baron Cohen: Facebook would have let Hitler post anti-Semitic ads

Frustrated Trump lashes out at impeachment probe

Strong consumer data lifts US stocks; Tesla tumbles on bumpy pickup launch

The New York Fed, which oversees market operations for the Federal Reserve system, said on its website it will conduct overnight operations "at least through January" to ensure banks have enough cash in reserve.

US, China each say they are in no hurry for trade deal

Former White House National Security Adviser John Bolton returned to Twitter on Friday, accusing his former employers of blocking access to his personal Twitter account.

First Saudi woman driver to race car in kingdom

Huawei has long been considered closely linked to the Beijing government and involved in fraud and espionage.

Revenue from live event ticket sales climbed to $73 trillion this year and is expected to increase to $105 trillion by 2023.

Elizabeth Banks discusses why she doesn't "owe anybody any explanation" for having children via surrogacy but still feels "judged" for the decision.

South Korea salvages military pact with Japan at 11th hour

Federal Reserve nominee Judy Shelton questioned the need for an apolitical central bank at a private conference in Washington.

A school official condemned the professor's statements, but said he would not be fired, citing his First Amendment protections.

US FCC blocks China's Huawei, ZTE from subsidy program