Kalyan Kumar

California's largest power company PG&E has filed for bankruptcy protection and sought approval for a debtor-in-possession financing plan.

The decline in Dow and Nasdaq futures Monday has set the tone for a low start to U.S. stock markets Tuesday as well.

The filing of criminal charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei by the U.S Justice Department has escalated U.S-China trade tensions.

Hillary Clinton, who lost to President Trump in the last elections, has not given up hope yet.

The U.S. stock markets may open lower Monday as President Donald Trump’s skepticism over the border wall deal seems to have raised concerns on yet another government shutdown.

The U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened another government shutdown if the border wall funding issue is not resolved soon.

The proposed U.S.-China trade talks on Jan. 30-31 have aroused global interest.

The stock markets in Europe and Asia showed buoyancy Friday as positive sentiments flowing from strong earnings of U.S. tech firms doused investor worries about a slowing global economy and trade war.

Gold prices surged Friday as the prolonged U.S. government shutdown seemed to have raised investor concerns on global growth, making them look at precious metals.

A senior Trump administration official has warned of serious damage to economic growth in the first three months of 2019 if no solution comes up for ending the government shutdown and funding collapse.

iPhone maker Apple’s sacking of more than 200 employees in the autonomous vehicle research unit has set off speculations that new strategic diversifications are in the offing.

Maj. Gen. Sami Turgeman sounds pragmatic on the need for maintaining peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

The U.S. secretary of state traveled to Turkey, where NATO ministers also were to discuss instability in Syria and Iraq.

Congress may seek a serious review of the 1985 deal before deciding whether to extend it.

A meeting in Sochi, Russia, between the two officials is the U.S. envoy's first trip to the country since the annexation of Crimea.

Aiding opponents of President Bashar Assad's regime amounts to supporting terrorism, an Assad supporter said.

Missile boats from Germany will help beef up security at energy facilities in the Mediterranean Sea.

In a one-year period, Defense Department cardholders spent $952,258 at casinos and $96,576 on adult entertainment, a report says.

The yearly observance was created by Congress in 1952.

Behind a "Victory Day" show of strength lie economic problems that threaten President Vladimir Putin's hopes of upgrading his fighting force.

Beijing deflects U.S. State Department criticism over the yearlong detention of civil rights activist Pu Zhiqiang.