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Twenty-five U.S. service personnel were also injured in the strike, which President Biden said was carried out by Iran-backed militants.

Why is the governor traveling out of state so much? Maybe he wants to get out of Dodge.

The word used to signify elections and self-rule. Now it means whatever progressives want.

The president is courting Black voters ahead of the primary, while the former governor seeks to hunker down in her challenge against Donald Trump.

I’ll take preserving our cherished rule of law every day of the week.

She should think about why she lost three-quarters of New Hampshire Republicans.

They don’t deserve them.

Leonard Blavatnik is a British-American businessman

Some lawmakers in recent days have questioned the need for the legislation.

New research says the answer might be somebody who is a little bit of both, and that’s especially true during turbulent times.

Personalized retirement plans are gaining popularity—but they might not pay off for all savers.

Calhoun, named CEO of Boeing in 2020 after a pair of fatal 737 MAX crashes, now has his own safety crisis to deal with—and has promised transparency.

Jannik Sinner knocked off an exhausted Daniil Medvedev—and, before that, defending champ Novak Djokovic—to take his first major at the Australian Open. It’s a breakthrough tennis fans saw coming for months.

There’s vowing to exercise, there’s actually doing it, and then there’s actually doing it right. 10 ways you might be sabotaging your workouts.

After years shepherding children from one minute to the next, moms and dads hire $250-an-hour counselors to help them learn to live on their own.

The warning came as Germany said it would suspend approving new funds for Unrwa amid Israeli allegations that a dozen of the agency’s staff participated in the Oct. 7 attacks.

The 22-year-old from Italy roared back from two sets down to topple world No. 3 Daniil Medvedev 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3.

Her 2007 Yamaha might not have the most tech, but she feels ‘oneness’ with it on the Tail of the Dragon’s 318 curves over 11 miles.

If inflation has sustainably returned to the Fed’s 2% target, then nominal rates adjusted for inflation have risen and might be restricting economic activity too much.

Wall Streeters hoped their payouts would bounce back this season to supersize levels. They haven’t.

Santa Clara, Calif., says the 49ers, who play Sunday for a trip to the Super Bowl, haven’t lived up to their financial promises. The team says it has delivered billions.

Wall Streeters hoped their payouts would bounce back this season to supersize levels. They haven’t.

The auto industry’s pivot to electric vehicles has been rocked by setbacks, creating more uncertainty as a flood of new battery-powered models hits showrooms.

Even as mortgage rates drop from record highs, storms and subzero temperatures have kept a lot of potential buyers on the sideline.

Lawmakers from the right and left, along with conservative talk show hosts and FEMA officials, want to stop carmakers from dropping AM radio from new vehicles.