A judge Tuesday approved an accord between the U.S. Justice Department and the city prompted by a 2014 police killing of a black man.
The former Cuban leader, a longtime U.S. foe, made a rare public speech Tuesday marking his brother’s re-election as head of the Communist Party.
The candidates were expected to deliver speeches from New York — or from states like Pennsylvania and Maryland, where primaries will be held next week.
Big food companies are still struggling to meet consumers’ demand for natural, healthful fare. But fast food is far from dead.
But there are deep divisions at the U.N., with some favoring a shift toward decriminalization and a focus on reducing the harm caused by narcotics.
A Tuesday strike at a crowded market may have been the deadliest attack since a partial ceasefire took effect Feb. 27, a monitoring group said.
The group, announced Tuesday, will focus on building effective tax systems in developing countries, the partners said.
The largest health insurer in the U.S. had warned it would exit exchanges, citing hundreds of millions in losses in 2015.
A report from Credit Suisse estimated Instagram’s revenue this year would triple Facebook’s purchase price.
The report added that the two year-old child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West takes lessons for make-up, ballet and music, and eats fat-free food.
The financial giant reported declining profit for the fourth straight quarter as market volatility hit its bond-trading and investment banking businesses.
Although terms of the deal were not disclosed, Asahi had earlier made a binding offer of $2.8 billion for the three brands.
The appeals come at a time when the U.S. has beefed up its military presence in the contested region to help Southeast Asian countries tackle China’s assertiveness.
The Democratic and Republican front-runners are expected to win in New York — and they have to, because their rivals have been coming on strong.
During their meeting Tuesday, John Kerry and Javad Zarif are likely to discuss concerns aired by Iran over the perceived lack of relief from international sanctions.
The suicide bombing by the Taliban in the Afghan capital occurred near government offices and resulted in more than 300 injuries.
Ecuador was struck with a magnitude-7.8 earthquake Saturday, which destroyed several homes and buildings, and claimed the lives of hundreds of people.
Much like its peers, Goldman’s investment banking unit has been hurt by the near-simultaneous decline in bonds, stocks and oil prices, and low interest rates in the U.S.
The U.S. vice president said his recent meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders left him discouraged over the prospects for peace at present.
Two pieces of airplane debris found on the Mozambique coast will be sent to Malaysia for further examination.
The world’s largest cruise ship operator says it will accept bookings by Cuban-Americans, even though there’s no guarantee Cuba will allow them to come ashore.
The streaming giant delivered earnings targets, but shareholders remain nervous after Amazon Prime went stand-alone.
