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Tim Meisburger, a USAID Trump appointee, made the comments on a video call with approximately 70 to 80 workers in the agency.

The company will ‘remove fundraisers for travel expenses to a future political event where there’s risk of violence by the attendees’ after...

The company is the first major defense manufacturer to halt political donations following the riots.

When it comes to cutting greenhouse gases that are driving up global temperatures and threatening the planet, there are few ways to reduce t...

GOP presidential candidates sought billionaire’s money and blessing at the “Adelson primary.”

Omar Abdulaziz worked closely with the Saudi dissident. He's trying to continue the columnist's legacy while avoiding his fate.

One silver lining of lockdown: Events that people were unable to attend (or afford) are suddenly a possibility.

How six major social media sites addressed violations of their content policies.

The Dow falls 250 points after last week’s record close; Twitter shares tumble after the social media site banned President Trump.

Many economists anticipate another strong year with low mortgage rates and rising prices.

The violent insurrection at the Capitol has companies scrambling to react, as the option of sitting on the sidelines grows increasingly unsa...

The pandemic isn't stop the world’s biggest consumer electronics convention. Perhaps it should have.

He wrote extensively on trade, monetary markets, climate change economics and the interdependence of nations in the world economy.

The once-comfortable alliance between Trump and Corporate America has shown unprecedented strain since Wednesday’s attack, forcing a re-exam...

The Small Business Administration plans to start offering PPP loans for its next round of PPP funding on Monday, Jan. 11. Here's what small...

The U.S. has three million fewer jobs than it did when Trump took office. Economists blame both the pandemic and the president's ineffective...

The December jobs report shows the labor market facing steep headwinds as coronavirus cases around the country surge to new highs.

The 2021 tax season is shaping up to be a confusing one, with an overwhelmed IRS trying to handle 2020 federal returns and stimulus payments...

Black and Latino manufacturing workers were more likely to lose their jobs than Whites — and it took them longer to find new work. Those who...

Biden selects Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo for Commerce Secretary and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh for Labor Secretary

In peer nations, new heads of government typically take office as soon as possible.

U.S. stocks climb as investors focus on what the Biden administration and a Democrat-controlled Congress will bring.

The 30-year fixed-rate average sank to a record low 2.65 percent this week. Since the start of 2020, the 30-year rate has fallen more than a...

In 2020, fitness moved from gyms to living rooms. It’s not going back.