High prices for essential goods and services are prompting Americans to find new income sources, with nearly 20% of retirement-age adults remaining in the workforce.
A personalized mRNA vaccine for pancreatic cancer demonstrated lasting results, with nearly all responding patients surviving six years after treatment.
Keiko Fujimori has moved ahead in Peru's tightly contested presidential race according to latest vote counts.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature has classified emperor penguins as endangered as sea ice loss threatens their survival.
Rachel Reeves and Scott Bessent argued in person during IMF meetings in Washington over Iran-related matters, sources confirm.
The US Treasury updated sanctions lists while Guatemala outlined anti-drug cooperation and Syngenta addressed US operations concerns.
Multiple wildfires fueled by powerful winds are burning across the Texas Panhandle, prompting evacuations as firefighters work around the clock to contain the blazes.
The American Bar Association voted to remove diversity, equity and inclusion standards from law school accreditation requirements.
Multiple diplomatic developments emerge across Asia-Pacific region with scheduled leadership visits and peace discussions.
French video game publisher Ubisoft has pushed back its timeline for returning to profitability and positive cash flow by one year to fiscal 2028.
Brazil has removed taxes on diesel fuel while implementing new levies on oil exports in response to recent price spikes.
A judge will consider arguments Thursday in a lawsuit challenging New Mexico's universal childcare program that eliminates daycare costs for all working families.
The US Energy Secretary indicated gasoline prices may remain above $3 per gallon until 2025, while separate aviation fuel issues affect airline operations.
Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff faces allegations from students that he struck them with his vehicle during a parking lot confrontation following a campus Israel-Palestine debate.
A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows 56% of Americans oppose continued U.S. military action in Iran despite President Trump's vows to continue operations.
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