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A 14-year-old student opened fire on seven people and wounded more than 20 on Friday in one of Thailand’s deadliest school shootings in years. The shooter killed his two grandparents at the home they shared, then proceeded to his high school...
As the U.S. approaches six months of war with Iran, the costs to taxpayers and consumers continue to grow, beyond what has yet been fully quantified. Lawmakers are wrangling over a plan to pay the bill. Consumers face bills of their own,...
Hiring fell unexpectedly in July as U.S. employers shed 23,000 jobs, a surprising show of weakness in an economy battered by tariffs, elevated inflation and the ongoing war in Iran. The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1 last month,...
President Donald Trump on Friday said that he would ask the Supreme Court to allow him to resume building his planned White House ballroom, after an appeals court ruled he had exceeded his authority by demolishing part of the mansion and...
