A challenge to the U.S. government's approval of a pill used for abortions is one of the latest high-profile lawsuits to be filed by conservative advocates in a Texas court that essentially guarantees them a sympathetic judge, a one-time Christian activist.
Acclaimed Spanish director Carlos Saura dead at 91
The European Central Bank needs to keep raising rates beyond March and must hold them at high levels for a while even as inflation falls and this "sacrifice" becomes more difficult to explain to the public, the ECB's newest policymaker said.
A US fighter jet shot down an unidentified object drifting high over Alaska on Friday, the White House said, just six days after the downing of an alleged Chinese spy balloon sparked a fresh diplomatic rift with Beijing.
Reviewers rave for 'Hogwarts Legacy' video game despite backlash
The FBI recovered one additional government page with classified markings during a consensual search on Friday at the Indianapolis residence of former Vice President Mike Pence, after classified documents were discovered at his house last month, a Pence spokesman said.
U.S. monthly consumer prices rose in December instead of falling as previously estimated and data for the prior two months was also revised up, which some economists said raised the risk of higher inflation readings in the months ahead.
Crypto companies offering their customers eye-popping yields through so-called "staking" products are earning the ire of the U.S.
Inditex's shares slid on Friday after the world's biggest fast fashion retailer agreed an inflation-beating 20% rise in average wages for shop workers in the Zara owner's home market of Spain.
Florida lawmakers granted Governor Ron DeSantis effective control of the board that oversees development in and around Walt Disney Co's central Florida theme parks, escalating the Republican's battle with the emblematic company.
Balenciaga designer apologises for 'child abuse' ads
Equatorial Guinea has quarantined more than 200 people and restricted movement after an unknown illness causing hemorrhagic fever killed at least eight people, Health Minister Mitoha Ondo'o Ayekaba said on Friday as the government races to test samples.
Zelensky says Russian athletes at Olympics a 'manifestation of violence'
Thirty-three members of Congress are urging the U.S.
Mexico City seeks to grow reputation as international art hub
The Biden administration plans to outright ban investments in some Chinese technology companies and to increase scrutiny of others
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has often talked about opening his Supercharging network to competitors, but has never actually done so in the United States, where the company dominates the electric vehicle market.
Canada must let U.S. processors of cheese, ice cream, yogurt, milk powder and other dairy products have access to its import quotas to resolve a second U.S.
US judge rules against family challenge in 737 MAX criminal settlement
WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle will be a guest judge for an upstart American MMA promotion's scouting program.
Two Israelis including a child were killed and several injured when a Palestinian driver rammed his car into a group of people at a bus stop on the outskirts of Jerusalem on Friday, Israeli emergency services said.
U.S. President Joe Biden will hold face-to-face talks at the White House on Friday with Brazil's leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in a reboot of U.S.-Brazilian relations after the end of Donald Trump ally Jair Bolsonaro's stormy rule.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a state of disaster on Thursday to fight a paralyzing power crisis that in recent months has included daily rolling power cuts.
Greeks put politics aside to rush aid to Turkey
As a criminal probe into Donald Trump's attempts to overthrow the election heats up, his former Vice President is being asked to provide testimony and documents to the special counsel.