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See the difference in monthly costs between a typical mortgage signed today and one signed just a few months ago.

A sex scene was playing on his phone during a meeting in his office. It wasn't porn, but the phone was facing toward me.

A delightful database of chain restaurants spurs a baffling question: Why are chain restaurants most ubiquitous in places that voted for Donald Trump?

European leaders are increasingly calling the leaks the result of sabotage, with many pointing the finger at Russia.

Prime Minister Liz Truss, who is just three weeks into the job, is trying to change the British economy with bold — some would say risky — actions that have spooked investors.

As part of a national strategy released ahead of its Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health, the White House wants the FDA to update the nutrition criteria for “healthy” claims on food packages.

Lakeland Bank engaged in redlining practices from 2015 to 2021, with none of its 40 branches located in predominantly Black or Hispanic neighborhoods, authorities said.

People familiar with the process said the ouster was the result of a well-publicized investigation into improper actions Mauricio Claver-Carone while at the helm of the organization.

Across the country, flight attendants and airport workers are responding a hailstorm of workplace issues related to pay and staffing levels—as airline travel in the pandemic recovery economic has been marked by an onslaught of canceled flights, labor shortages and widespread desperation.

The falling value of the British pound reflects markets' alarm over the government's dramatic slashing of taxes and expected increased borrowing.

As home-care aides become more scarce thanks to the pandemic and tight labor market, it is threatening the independence of a generation of older Americans who had planned to age in place.

Small farms dot much of the landscape of Puerto Rico. Many have been seriously damaged by Hurricane Fiona.

Americans are back in-person for family reunions, live music, casinos and cosmetic surgeries. But not so much when it comes to movies, therapy and funerals.

The Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation promises to slow the economy, and Wall Street is roiled.

Applicants got aid using dead people’s Social Security numbers and the names of people serving federal prison terms.

Trump survived because of the willingness of bankers and bondholders to prop him up. But struggling consumers who default on their mortgages or credit card debt face financial ruin.