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In the first two decades of the 21st century, China's trade with the region jumped 26-fold to $315 billion while it simultaneously enhanced influence in the technology and security domains.

This is the first time the unique regrowth has been reported in a tree, according to scientists.

Sixty clinics served by 38 businesses are selling stem cell treatments to patients they claim cure Long Covid symptoms but have not been approved by the FDA.

The president met with some of Russia's most powerful business leaders last week and urged them to support the war in Ukraine.

On Sept. 17, 1978, at the climax of negotiations for an Israeli-Egyptian peace framework at the presidential retreat at Camp David, an exhausted President Jimmy Carter committed a blunder that would bedevil the Middle East for the next 44 years.

Despite being elected in 2019 on the platform of fighting corruption, the Ukrainian president was found to have a network of companies based in tax havens.

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Hurricane Ian hit Cuba as a Category 3 storm and is expected to make landfall in Florida in the coming days.

The ENABLERS Act can bring America's fight against authoritarianism into the 21st century, and send a clear message to our adversaries that we're closing the gate on their misuse of our own financial system.

This hurricane season, cities across the U.S. would do well to heed lessons learned from Panama City's recovery and make critical preparations to mitigate damage before storms land on their shores.

A clear-eyed look at America's international "soft power" makes immediately apparent how un-American it is.

Three former first ladies—Melania Trump, Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton—make the list, but half have careers in the entertainment industry.

Scientists say banana blood disease could be "devastating" as it is found in 18 species including Cavendish, the world's most popular variety.

Low taxes, political stability and lax regulations make these countries very attractive for the wealthy.

Support for democracy and economic development in our hemisphere requires us to do everything in our power to prevent economic and political elites at home and abroad from dodging taxes

In Eastern and Central Europe, corruption softens politicians' stance towards Moscow, unravels the social fabric and causes voters to opt for political extremes.

"Remain calm. Be kind," Colin Powell, the first black U.S. Secretary of State who died from COVID-19, wrote as one of the rules.

Astronomers created images of 42 objects, including dwarf planet Ceres and the main asteroid belt's largest bodies.

We know what works when it comes to making poor countries richer and raising millions out of poverty—often within less than a generation: special economic zones that drastically improve governance quality.

The lottery winners submitted the required paperwork but never received an interview or a chance at coming to the United States.

The millionaire pastor, who's channel has been blocked by YouTube, died after conducting a live broadcast on Saturday.

Beijing's arrogance is showing.

While many movie productions were shut down due to COVID-19, 2021 is set to be the year of many blockbusters as the industry slowly goes back to normal.

Think you could pass the test with flying colors? Questions on the citizenship test may cover anything from U.S. history, to significant figures in history, to naming sitting politicians.

With the 2020 presidential election less than a month away, we took a look back at who tops the list as the best president in U.S. history.

Netflix's new film "The Laundromat" is based on the real-life story of law firm Mossack Fonseca and the so-called "Panama Papers." But what were these papers in real life?

"The Laundromat" is based on the true story of Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers, who have sued Netflix for defamation over the movie. But how close is the film to the real events?

The film is based on Pulitzer Prize–winning investigative reporter Jake Bernstein's highly acclaimed book "Secrecy World."

"Limiting the temperature increase during the 21st century will help to avoid it," an expert told Newsweek.

"Somebody has to sound the alarm," says Meryl Streep as Ellen Martin in Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat."