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U.S. retail sales dropped last month, the first time since February.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been seen riding a white stallion up the country's most sacred mountain, which could mean that he is gearing up to make a big announcement.

Elizabeth Warren has announced she will not take donations of over $200 from big tech and the banking industry, as she wants her campaign to be funded by working people.

Sen. Lindsey Graham is continuing to raise money from donors off his ties to President Trump.

European authorities believe that Amazon Web Services could pose a threat to data privacy on the continent, especially after the U.S. passed the CLOUD Act last year.

London has banned Extinction Rebellion protests in the city after causing 1,400 arrests.

Bloomberg could join the race as a Democrat if former vice president Joe Biden drops out.

Both parties in Congress might come together to sanction Turkey for its offensive against Kurdish groups in northern Syria.

Italy is the latest EU country looking at a digital tax on online transactions.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Monday that he thinks that backers of the Libra project are leaving due to concerns that it won't hold up to regulatory scrutiny.

African swine fever could be widespread in North Korea, exacerbating the country's food crisis and posing a threat to other countries in the region.

Typhoon Hagibis is the worst storm that Japan has faced in six decades.

Gov. John Bel Edwards will face Eddie Rispone in a runoff gubernatorial election on Nov. 16.

U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland is expected to tell Congress that he is not sure whether Trump's no quid pro message on Ukraine is the truth.

Volkswagen Group could sell or take Lamborghini public in an attempt to finance its expansion into electric vehicles.

Consumer Reports says that the new Smart Summon auto parking system only works "intermittently" and that the technology is not fully-tested.

Multiple companies pulled out of the Libra Association on Friday, after PayPal left earlier this week.

John Bel Edwards is a fairly popular Democratic governor in a Deep South state, but can he defeat his Trump-backed GOP challengers in Louisiana's gubernatorial election on Saturday?

Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants the federal government to do more to help protect poor communities from pollution and other environmental hazards.

Turkish President Erdogan announced his military would enter northern Syria on Wednesday to clear out Kurdish militant groups.

American Airlines believes that the 737 Max aircraft will be recertified by U.S. regulators later this year.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire believes that Libra undermines the monetary sovereignty of EU member states.

Boeing's sales continue to fall dramatically since the 737 Max crashes.

Although Domino's fell below earnings expectations in the third fiscal quarter, carryout pizza orders could lead the company to greater profitability.

California gas prices have increased in comparison to the rest of the country due to the Golden State's unique energy situation.

Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack has taken several measures at his company to try and prevent mass shootings, including the destruction of assault rifles.

Americans continue to borrow more money, which has mixed consequences for the economy.

The German Economy Ministry said that industrial orders have fallen in August due to weaker domestic demand.

Electric vehicle giant Tesla has reportedly acquired a Canadian battery manufacturing firm in its quest to make a "million mile" battery.