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Now that the higher-for-longer interest-rate era has arrived, global finance officials are getting worried about the consequences. Rising

The euro zone’s buoyant consumers will save the economy from a hard landing, according to European Central Bank

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As more children emerge from the pandemic grappling with mental health issues, their parents are seeking ways for them to build emotional resilience

The small political party representing New Zealand’s indigenous Māori people exceeded predictions to double its number of lawmakers

Igor Sechin, the boss of Russia’s state oil company and longtime associate of Vladimir Putin, celebrated New Year’s

Elon Musk said advertising revenue on X, the site formerly known as Twitter, “drops massively during war,” according

American citizens in the Gaza Strip may be allowed to leave on Saturday, according to a US official

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Imagine you're at the movies: The lights have dimmed, the previews are over, chatter dwindles to a hush. You take a sip of soda through a straw. You pop some artificially buttery popcorn into your mouth. You tear open a bag of Skittles and start to chew.

Australia has voted against including First Nations people in the country’s constitution, projections show, rejecting a proposal to

China’s attempt to grow its influence shouldn’t come at the expense of other countries feeling pressured or it