Wealthy investors are diversifying into luxury jewelry and colored gemstones as alternative investments amid market uncertainty and record gold prices.
Robert Mueller, who served as FBI director and led the Russia investigation into 2016 election interference, has died at age 81.
February economic data showed divergent trends, with US private payrolls surging while French services remained in contraction and UK services expanded.
New York City's administration is exploring converting free street parking to metered spaces as the city faces a significant budget deficit.
Minors allege xAI's Grok chatbot generated sexualized images of them without consent, seeking to represent others similarly affected.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Windrose has delivered its first truck to a US customer, marking another attempt to enter the competitive American automotive market.
U.S. oil company executives have reportedly warned the Trump administration that the current energy crisis may deteriorate further.
A second former female staffer has accused Rep. Tony Gonzales of sending sexually explicit text messages, following his earlier admission of an affair with a different aide.
A federal judge dismissed charges against two former Louisville police officers accused of falsifying the warrant used to enter Breonna Taylor's apartment.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed senior military officers and redirected military education partnerships from elite universities to Hillsdale College.
U.S. stocks declined for a fourth straight week amid geopolitical tensions, AI investment concerns, and broader market uncertainties.
Two siblings face federal charges after an explosive device was found at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, with one suspect having fled to China.
Virginia voters will vote April 21 on a redistricting referendum that could give Democrats four additional House seats and potentially flip GOP control.
Prime Ministers Carney and Albanese urged de-escalation of Iran conflict but insisted Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons during meeting in Canberra.
Multiple cases highlight US practice of deporting individuals to countries other than their birth nations when direct repatriation is not possible.
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