Starting May 5, the federal government will resume collecting defaulted student loans, including wage garnishments and tax refund seizures, affecting 5.3 million Americans.
U.S. Department of Justice proposes Google be forced to sell Chrome following landmark court ruling in D.C.
President Trump’s global moves on tariffs have caused the International Monetary Fund to shift major predictions for its latest economic forecast
The Trump administration unveiled a new plan to downsize the federal government as the State Department aims to slash U.S. staff by 15%
Top economist David Rosenberg warns of a 65% chance of stagflation, as inflation lingers and economic growth stalls—here’s what it means for you.
China warned other countries that it would 'resolutely take countermeasures' amid the U.S. negotiating tariff deals to impose new barriers at its expense
UnitedHealth’s profit cut exposed cracks in Medicare Advantage, triggering a market shakeup that could leave millions of seniors with higher costs and fewer benefits.
Eighty-eight-year-old Pope Francis dies as the Catholic Church begins the process of selecting his replacement
Trump’s renewed nuclear talks with Iran could defuse tensions—or spark conflict. The outcome may hit Americans through gas prices, security, and global stability.
U.S. flies B-1 bombers in a show of force against North Korea as part of joint military exercises with South Korean forces
Venezuelan immigrant lawyers filed an emergency request Monday asking for the Supreme Court to block deportation efforts that the White House planned to carry out
Humanoid robots run half-marathon in Beijing alongside thousands of human runners in a first of its kind race
