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Tiger Woods' ex-girlfriend suing over acrimonious split: court filing

Medical tourism in spotlight after Mexico kidnapping

Asian shares wobbled while the dollar was perched near a three-month top on Thursday after a spate of economic data overnight appeared to support Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's hawkish guidance on further interest rate increases.

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Saudi exiles fear extradition as kingdom extends crackdown

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said this week inflation could fall if companies curbed their profits - but the biggest U.S.

Billions of dollars in clean energy incentives are poised to speed investment on American soil while putting the European Union's energy transition at risk by luring away money and talent, executives at the CERAWeek energy conference said this week.

Australia is expected to buy up to five U.S. Virginia class nuclear powered submarines in the 2030's as part of a landmark defense agreement between Washington, Canberra and London, four U.S.

Nigeria postpones local state election after court ruling

U.S. President Joe Biden's fiscal 2024 budget plan would boost federal funding for childcare and early childhood education by billions of dollars, ensuring free preschool for all of the country's 4 million 4-year-olds, the White House said on Wednesday.

Adidas' split with rapper Kanye West continues to cause financial struggles for the company, as it struggles to offload the leftover "Yeezy" merchandise.

Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim suggested after the Orange lost in the 2023 ACC Tournament that he could be headed for retirement.

A federal judge in Florida on Wednesday agreed with the state's Republican attorney general that the policy of President Joe Biden's administration to release many people who illegally cross the U.S.-Mexican border rather than detaining them violates U.S.

The Louisville, Kentucky, police department whose officers shot and killed Breonna Taylor routinely violates the civil rights of Black people, uses excessive force and conducts illegal searches, the U.S.