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People drive past an anti-Israel billboard with the chequerred keffiye covering the Star of David in Tehran's central Vali-Asr square

Hamas-Israel War Slams Door On Cautious US-Iran Thaw

Through quiet diplomacy with Iran, US President Joe Biden's administration had strived to keep a lid on Middle East troubles.

Red Airwave: America's Conservative Talk Radio Saturation

Talk radio host Jeff Katz says his listeners, who are mainly conservative, felt 'marginalized' for years but have gained a sense of empowerment as right-leaning radio shows push back against liberalism

With Pixie the Chihuahua curled nearby and studio walls covered in mementos, Jeff Katz leans into the radio microphone and delivers a rather less cozy message to his conservative audience: Joe Biden and Democrats are corrupt villains destroying America.

US To Resume Ethiopia Food Aid But Only To Refugees

Displaced Sudanese wait to cross into Ethiopia from Sudan's border town of Gallabat, on August 3, 2023

The United States said Thursday it would resume limited food assistance in Ethiopia, delivering to some one million refugees, but will keep most operations suspended after concerns of systematic diversion of aid.

A handout photo released on December 22, 2021 by the US Defense Department shows AK-47 rifles and ammunition seized by the US navy from a fishing boat in the North Arabian Sea

US Gives Seized Iran Ammo To Ukraine: Military

The United States has given Ukraine small arms ammunition that was seized while being transferred from Iranian forces to Tehran-backed rebels in Yemen, the military said Wednesday.

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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, in prepared remarks, said she believes the US is on a path to lowering inflation while maintaining a healthy jobs market

Yellen Calls On Lawmakers To Avoid 'Dangerous And Unnecessary' Shutdown

The U.S. Treasury secretary said the shutdown threatens economic progress.

US lawmakers have until midnight of September 30 to reach an agreement averting a government shutdown

McCarthy's Plan To Avoid Shutdown Is Rejected By Congress

Members of the Republican party joined Democrats to reject the stopgap measure aimed at avoiding the shutdown.

According to August inflation figures, petrol prices had already risen by 22 percent over the past year

Fed's Preferred Inflation Measure Slows in August

The core PCE had the smallest gain in two years on a monthly basis.

U.S. House Democratic Caucus Chair Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) speaks during a news conference following a House Democratic Caucus meeting at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, U.S., November 2, 2021.

Government Shutdown Nears As Congress Fail To Reach Agreement

House Speaker McCarthy signals he's opposed to the Senate resolution to prevent a shutdown.

Sales of existing homes in the United States cooled in July to an annual rate of 4.1 million, said the National Association of Realtors

Pending Home Sales Sink Amid High Mortgage Rates

The index that follows signed contracts for home sales fell in all regions of the U.S.

A Lockheed Martin F-35 aircraft is seen at the ILA Air Show in Berlin, Germany, April 25, 2018.

Durable Goods Orders Surprise With Increase In August

The report shows that demand for military equipment is helping the manufacturing industry.

United Auto Workers members marched at a rally in downtown Detroit on September 15 after the union launched a strike earlier that day

Biden Shows Support For Auto Workers By Joining Michigan Picket Line

The US president supports the workers' strike to get higher wage increases.

Map of Niger locating its capital Niamey.

US Weighs Options In Coup-hit Niger After France Pullout

The United States said Monday it will "evaluate" its next steps on the crisis in Niger after France announced a full troop withdrawal as demanded by the nation's military coup leaders.

The US auto workers' union strike is expanding in pursuit of a 40 percent pay rise

In Focus This Week: Government Shutdown, Strikes, Republican Debate

Politics dominate this week's agenda with negotiations in Congress to avert a government shutdown and the second GOP presidential primary debate.

US President Joe Biden speaks at the White House

New Polls Show Warning Signals For Biden, Advances For Trump

Voters increasingly disapprove of Biden's performance, especially on the economy.

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy is elected Speaker of the House in Washington

US Congressional Leaders Rush Negotiations To Avoid Government Shutdown

Government operations will have to be suspended on Oct. 1 if Congress fails to approve spending for the next fiscal year.

Michelle Bowman said additional rate hikes "will be necessary" to tame inflation

Two Fed Officials Suggest Interest Rates Will Rise Again  

Michelle Bowman and Susan Collins said that inflation is expected to remain above target for long period.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is threatening to 'amp' up its strike at the three biggest US automakers

Auto Workers Strike Poised To Expand As Negotiations Fail

UAW is expected to announce today whether workers at additional US auto plants will join the strike.

The US Department of Labor has identified illegal child labor as a growing issue, while at the same time some states are loosening regulations

US States Relax Child Labor Laws Amid Rise In Illegal Work

Working in industrial laundries at age 14, laboring up to 35 hours a week on top of school -- some US states are relaxing the barriers to employing minors, despite rising cases of exploitation.

Some of the asylum seekers are women and children but many are single men, the majority Venezuelans, who arrive with all of their belongings in a plastic bag or small backpack following a grueling trip that can last some four months

US Allows Venezuelans To Live And Work In The Country To Ease Migrant Crisis

Almost half a million Venezuelans can apply for work permits and avoid deportation as cities and states struggle to deal with large influx of immigrants.

Illustration shows Chinese Yuan and U.S. dollar banknotes

Why China's Yuan Is Collapsing Against The Dollar

The rapid depreciation of the Chinese currency sounds like a paradox. China is still a significant exporter of manufacturing goods with a trade surplus, creating a strong demand for its currency.

An ATACMS, a surface-to-surface missile, is fired during a joint military training between U.S. and South Korea at an unidentified location in South Korea, June 6, 2022. The Defense Ministry/Yonhap via REUTERS

Germany To Ease South Korea Defense Export Rules Amid Intense US-China Rivalry In Indo-Pacific

Berlin has expressed its plans to simplify regulations pertaining to the export of defense products to South Korea, Seoul's arms procurement agency has revealed.

Holders United States Stumble Into World Cup Last 16 But Dutch Rampant

Holders the United States squeezed into the last 16 of the Women's World Cup with a shaky 0-0 draw against debutants Portugal on Tuesday to finish second in Group E behind a rampant Netherlands.

Vietnam's goalkeeper Thi Kim Thanh Tran in action against the Americans

US And Japan Make Fast World Cup Starts But England Labour To Victory

England squeezed past Haiti 1-0 as they began their Women's World Cup title bid in unconvincing fashion on Saturday, but holders the United States and former champions Japan were far more comfortable.