Many Americans worried about high prices might expect some relief if a deeply skeptical Supreme Court reins in President Donald Trump’s tariffs. If you’re among them, don’t get your hopes up.

Now, as in 1992 when Bill Clinton was trying to unseat George H.W. Bush, what ails the electorate can be boiled down to a soundbite: It is, in fact, the economy, stupid.

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Following is the transcript of Bernama's email interview with Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor Datuk Seri Abdul Rasheed ...

The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Wednesday as risk appetite increased and domestic data showed the economy expanding more than expected in October, with the currency ...

President Donald Trump, who has declared it a matter of “LIFE OR DEATH,” opted against attending Wednesday’s Supreme Court ...

Ontario’s finance minister is set to deliver a key fiscal update today, pledging to keep the province on a path to balance in ...

And while he wasn't on the ballot on Tuesday night, there were some potentially concerning signs for his Republican Party.

German industrial production rebounded less than expected in September, official data showed Thursday, with Europe's beleaguered top economy still struggling to get back on its feet. Factory output ...

If the court rules against Trump's tariffs, it could force the US to refund some of the billions it has collected.

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, a Manhattan-sized visitor, has scientists intrigued after its close solar pass. Its unusual ...