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New York politician Eric Adams pitched a partnership to business leaders in exchange for a priority placed on hiring more New Yorkers.

The White House and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reportedly at odds over a plan for booster shots for COVID-19 that could delay its rollout on Sept. 20.

The SEC announced on Monday that it reached a settlement with several media companies linked to exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui.

The top rate for individuals would also rise to 39.6%, a 3% surtax on those making more than $5 million and a capital gains tax hike to 28.8% from 23.8%.

Uber says that it has no plans to hire new drivers in the Netherlands after a Dutch court ruled that they were employees and not contractors. The decision means Uber’s drivers in the country would be entitled to greater workers’ rights than if they were classified contractors.

Student debt in the United States is a $1.7 trillion dollar problem and it is one that is not evenly felt across the country.

Prince Andrew, the Duke of Windsor and son of Queen Elizabeth, has been served with a civil lawsuit by Viriginia Giuffre, who accuses him of sexual abuse.

Women and minorities serving in the United States Air Force and Space Force experience harassment and discrimination in promotions, according to a new report released by the Air Force Inspector General.

A new law that will do more to reduce “stressful labor conditions” has been completed by the California Senate and will take aim at the brutal conditions reported in Amazon warehouses.

The head of Britain’s MI5 warned that extremists around the world may be emboldened after seeing the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan and the United States’ withdrawal on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

China made a big announcement Thursday by revealing plans to start selling off more of its strategic oil reserves.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis filed an emergency appeal on Thursday to restore his ban on school mask mandates after a lower court judge allowed school districts to continue allowing mandatory masking for returning children.

President Joe Biden is expected to withdraw his nominee to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, David Chipman, after running into hesitation from key Democratic senators.

President Biden is expected to announce plans to order all federal employees to be vaccinated as case numbers rise from the Delta variant.

The U.S. Labor Department’s weekly job report shows that initial unemployment claims dropped to 310,000 filings, a new pandemic low that has been touted as proof of the U.S. economy’s continuing recovery. However, the number of Americans continuing to file is still worse than anticipated.

President Joe Biden has insisted that his administration will continue to seek the reopening of a U.S. consulate in Jerusalem against the objections of Israel and its Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who is worried about the impact the consulate’s reopening would have on his fragile coalition.

The Treasury Department released a new report on Wednesday that shows how the top 1% of earners in the United States are dodging $168 billion in taxes annually to make the case for enhanced funding for the IRS.

The Biden administration unveiled an ambitious new plan that calls for a sharp increase in solar energy production.

Investment giant Blackrock defended itself on Wednesday from criticism leveled by billionaire financier George Soros, who disagreed with its approach to investing in China.

Cryptocurrency broker Coinbase hit back at the Security and Exchanges Commission (SEC) on Wednesday after it was threatened with an enforcement action.

An exiled billionaire from China has been peddling anti-vaccination misinformation while at the same time pushing for the use of unproven COVID-19 treamtents on his online show.

A Black firefighter with the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) has sued his agency for discrimination and retaliation for opposing the use of water hoses against racial justice protesters last summer.

Dmitriy Rogozin, the head of Russia’s space agency Roscosmos, said that he was ready to host SpaceX's Elon Musk at his home so that they can discuss "exploring the universe, extraterrestrial life, and how we can use space to preserve life on Earth."

Dr. Anthony Fauci said it is "completely incorrect" for Florida's Governor to claim that remaining unvaccinated does not affect the lives of others.

Those under the age of 45 who use cannabis might be at double the risk of suffering a heart attack, according to the results of a new Canadian study.

After floods from the remnants of Hurricane Ida left 50 people dead across the East Coast, President Joe Biden is set to make a pitch for modernizing the nation’s infrastructure.

Fall TV premiere season has arrived and these shows are coming back for their series finales.

Plans by U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration to go forward with a nationwide vaccine booster program is being scaled back over concerns related to the Moderna vaccine and internal disagreements.

Alibaba, one of China’s largest technology companies, saw its stock valuation drop after it announced a donation was made in line with the “common prosperity” agenda being promoted by Beijing.