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The heatwave has killed at least six people across the U.S. and caused event cancellations in many parts of the country.

Canadian cooperative Agropur is recalling some of its ice cream sandwiches due to to possible metal fragments.

Trump said his Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has had positive talks with Chinese officials. Could a U.S.-China trade deal be on the horizon?

Ford will lay off workers at a Canadian plant as the company continues to restructure to become more profitable.

The food company Mizkan is recalled some varieties of its popular Ragu pasta sauce product due to possible plastic contamination.

Parts of the United States and Canada are experiencing a brutal heat wave, forcing citizens to stay home due to the threat of heat exhaustion.

The World Health Organization has announced that the Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a public health emergency of international concern, after the disease was found in the major city of Goma this week.

With the probe finished, a federal judge ordered the release of documents related to the campaign finance probe of President Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.

The German government has approved a new plan to make measles vaccines mandatory in every kindergarten and preschool in Germany.

U.S. and Italian authorities arrested 19 alleged suspects tied to organized crime on Wednesday, as the group looks to make a resurgence in Italy's mafia-stronghold, Sicily.

Two little blue penguins were taken away from under a sushi food truck, where they had been nesting.

At a meeting in Paris, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell reiterated the possibility of a coming rate cut.

South Korea enacted a new law on Tuesday which aims to crack down on toxic work culture and frequent bullying in the office.

North Korea may lift its 20-month moratorium on testing missiles and nuclear weapons due to concerns over joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin believes Facebook's proposed cryptocurrency, Libra, should take proper safeguards against money laundering and terrorist financing.

The Chinese economy has slowed down to its lowest level since 1993 amid a trade war with the United States.

The Trump administration could ease restrictions on American companies to sell to Huawei in as little as two weeks, possibly due to lobbying from the U.S. computer chip industry.

Amazon workers are demonstrating against the e-commerce giant in Europe's largest economy, urging the company to sign onto a collective wage agreement.

Amazon plans to open up a new warehouse that will create 2,800 jobs.

After German Chancellor Angela Merkel had recently been seen shaking, Germans believe her health status should not be made public.

China's Huawei has decided to scale back its U.S. operations amid a blacklist against the company by the Trump administration.

Barneys New York could possibly declare bankruptcy due to the high cost of rent in Manhattan and reduced sales due to the rise of online shopping.

Amazon is going to put financial resources into training its employees for upcoming technical fields such as machine learning.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee proclaimed July 13 as "Nathan Bedford Forrest Day," in honor of a controversial Confederate Army general.

Steve Mnuchin has warned that the United States will need to raise the debt limit by early September to prevent default, which would shake up global markets.

Facebook has been hit with a $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), with some critics calling the move a "slap on the wrist" for the tech giant.

The United States would like a complete nuclear freeze in North Korea as the starting point of its denuclearization process.

President Trump has threatened further sanctions against Iran as the U.N. nuclear watchdog IAEA demands Iran curb its nuclear activities.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled the possibility of cutting interest rates on Wednesday due to an uncertain U.S. economic forecast.