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He is a well-spoken surrogate for Joe Biden on TV, but voters can see he’s misruled California.

Regard a Moscow conspiracy theory as a palate cleanser for your 2024 spookfest.

Liberals are intent on preventing states from verifying eligibility.

Speeding up service and introducing new beverages are part of efforts to win back customers, executives say.

Indexes finished a downbeat month ahead of the Fed meeting and jobs data.

The California utility is seeking regulatory approval to sell KKR part of a new company that would house most of its power generation business.

The indie singer-songwriter delivers her most fleshed-out collection yet with her evocative, affecting fourth album.

Changpeng Zhao’s sentence was the culmination of a multiyear U.S. investigation into crypto exchange Binance.

Headed into the 2024 elections, Republicans see an opening to paint Democrats as the party of chaos and dysfunction.

Based on the books by C.J. Sansom, this series follows a man dispatched by Thomas Cromwell to investigate a murder at a monastery during the English Reformation.

The move would reshape the multibillion-dollar industry.

Feeding the family in an era of Washington mismanagement.

Chief Executive Andrew Witty is expected to testify before House and Senate committees Wednesday about the Change Healthcare hack.

The famous couple have found a buyer for their 11,000-square-foot Bellevue mansion, after recently selling an adjacent lot for $9.75 million.

Jean Smart returns as comedian Deborah Vance in this Max series, which remains both hilarious and sophisticated.

Norfolk Southern’s CEO has been endorsed by top proxy firm Institutional Shareholder Services as the railroad’s leadership works to fend off a proxy fight from investors led by Ancora Holdings.

Norfolk Southern’s CEO has been endorsed by top proxy firm Institutional Shareholder Services as the railroad’s leadership works to fend off a proxy fight from investors led by Ancora Holdings.

Gold settled down 2.3% Tuesday, and silver fell 3.6%. Both metals, meanwhile, ended the month higher.

A professor of philosophy—and occasional spy for Britain—sent back early warnings from his time in Germany after World War I.

Increase was largely because of efforts to combat foreign hackers targeting critical American infrastructure.

President Minouche Shafik should call in the New York City Police Department again to clear the encampments.

Puig Brands has priced its initial public offering at the high end of the previously announced range as it prepares to list Friday, in what is set to be the largest IPO so far this year.

Taxpayers and electric ratepayers will be the ones hit hardest.

We’ve been sending the wrong message to American youth.

It will depend on the winner.