The U.S. is expanding loans for nuclear supply chains to boost domestic manufacturing, strengthen energy security and support future reactor projects.
CISA and the FBI warn Russian-linked hackers are targeting messaging apps through phishing schemes designed to steal accounts and sensitive data.
Registration for Trump Accounts begins July 4, aiming to help families build long-term savings and investment accounts for children under 18.
BRICS members agreed to strengthen cooperation on energy infrastructure, security and investment to improve resilience and support future economic growth.
China approved Standard Bank to clear yuan payments across 19 African countries, expanding direct trade settlement and strengthening financial ties.
Oil exports are expected to surge after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, easing short-term supply concerns while geopolitical risks remain elevated.
The Lincoln Memorial's hidden undercroft is now open, offering visitors a rare look beneath the iconic monument and its remarkable history.
U.S. rescue teams from California and Virginia are deploying to Venezuela to assist earthquake recovery as international efforts intensify.
A newly elected socialist-backed candidate faces scrutiny over past remarks, sparking debate about political records and voter priorities.
Trump urged the DOJ to investigate possible gasoline price gouging, reigniting debate over fuel pricing, energy markets, and consumer costs.
Namibia upheld its rejection of Starlink after reviewing 624 appeals, citing local ownership and regulatory requirements.
Debate over South Africa's foreign policy intensified after U.S. criticism of Pretoria's ties with Iran and China.
Trump postponed a housing event to pressure Congress on the SAVE AMERICA Act, calling the legislation a national priority.
Gasoline prices generally follow crude oil trends, but refining, taxes, distribution and market factors affect timing and magnitude.
Federal prosecutors charged suspects accused of using drones to smuggle drugs, phones and other contraband into prisons.
House lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a major housing bill aimed at boosting supply and affordability, sending the measure forward.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen withdraws a compensation proposal while focusing attention on performance and acquisition goals.
Lawmakers prepare to question Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on inflation, rates, employment and the U.S. economic outlook.
Congressional testimony involving Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein revives debate over influence, accountability, and elite networks.
Proposed inspection access could ease concerns regarding nuclear transparency and strengthen international monitoring efforts.
Bipartisan lawmakers support a resolution reinforcing congressional authority over future military actions involving Iran.
European regulators urge unauthorized crypto firms to comply or exit the market as the MiCA transition deadline approaches.
Russian officials call for greater scrutiny of biological laboratories worldwide, citing security concerns and international oversight.
Representative Jamie Raskin defeats primary challengers, reinforcing his influence within Congress and national politics.