Also sworn in were Lael Brainard as vice-chair and new board of governors members Philip Jefferson and Lisa Cook, the first black woman to serve on the board
The District of Columbia has sued Zuckerberg for his alleged role in the data breach that allowed Cambridge Analytica to target Facebook users during the 2016 ...
In a landmark case filed by schoolgirls, the provincial court of Sucumbios ruled the use of flares violated their constitutional right to a healthy environment
Law catches up with Ricardo Linares, 42, and his brother Luis Enrique, 40, after brazen run
Indian data shows at least 25 people have died from heat stroke since late March, the highest toll in the past five years
Kemp defied the then-president’s demand to overturn the state’s 2020 US presidential election results
Volodymyr Zelensky thanks the US and says the money will help ensure the defeat of Russian forces in Ukraine
Nordic states’ leaders are on a state visit to Washington after their countries' bids to join Western defence alliance met with resistance from Turkey
So what is monkeypox, and should you be worried?
Bitterly fought Republican Senate primary becomes a cliffhanger as counting extended
Fed will not hesitate until there's ‘clear and convincing’ evidence inflation is in retreat, says Federal Reserve chair
Ten black Americans were killed in racially motivated shooting by 18-year-old white teenager
‘We’re open to all hypotheses. We’re open to any conclusions that we may encounter’
Javier Milei, an admirer of Donald Trump, has surged in opinion polls ahead of the 2023 presidential election
Production shifts to ethanol as high energy prices spur more fuel output
FBI opens hate crimes probe after man kills one and wounds five at church function
Here’s how some of the US’s biggest corporates are helping workers
Suspected white supremacist Payton Gendron live-streamed the shooting spree
Assassination of president Jovenel Moise last year created a power vacuum that gangs have exploited
Canadian courts have been split on the issue
