US employers are gradually dialing back the pace of hiring and hourly earnings are moderating, offering some solace

Applications for unemployment benefits fell by the most in five weeks, suggesting the resilient economy is making employers

Residents, environmentalists and opposition politicians in eastern Hungary are worried that a sprawling battery factory will exacerbate existing environmental problems and hit the country’s precious water supplies

'I don't know her and I can't imagine that she has any time to reach out to me,' Megan Hilty said referring to Meryl Streep

The WNBA says Brittney Griner and her Phoenix Mercury teammates were confronted by a “provocateur” at a Dallas airport on Saturday

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The Oregon Innocence Project accused the state of Oregon of perpetrating a 'heinous injustice' against Jesse Johnson, who spent 25 years behind bars

George Janko said, 'You're just coming off of your decisions, off of what other people think, do your homework for yourself'

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WASHINGTON U.S. retail sales unexpectedly rose in May as consumers bought motor vehicles and a range of other

In a bombshell development in the classified documents case against Donald Trump, a report by CNN says federal prosecutors have obtained an audio recording of a summer 2021 meeting in which the former president acknowledges he held onto a classified Pentagon document about a potential attack on Iran — potentially undercutting his argument that he declassified everything. The recording indicates Mr Trump understood he retained classified papers after leaving the White House and suggests he would like to share the information but is aware of limitations on his ability post-presidency to declassify records. The network cites multiple sources. Special Counsel Jack Smith, who is investigating the classified papers case, is also looking at the former president’s efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. In a new development he is examining Mr Trump’s firing of cybersecurity official Christopher Krebs, whose office said the vote was secure, The New York Times reports. Mr Krebs was fired by Mr Trump shortly after the election. Meanwhile, as more Republican contenders join the party’s primary race, Mr Trump has promised a year-long celebration of America to mark 250 years of independence if he wins the presidency again. Read More Trump caught on tape discussing classified documents he kept after leaving White House, reports say Trump legal team asks for judge in hush-money case to be removed Trump accuses DeSantis of faking his own name in wave of attacking social media posts