Health care and construction kept hiring afloat while finance and government cut jobs, as July actually posted a net loss.

Americans in Brazil are told to stay away from embassies as Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro remain locked in a dead heat.

Energy Innovation projects a $9,300 cumulative increase for Oregon households through 2040 — the highest of any state.

Egypt's mediation in the Iran war earned Cairo a national security waiver on conditioned U.S. funds.

A new CEA report estimates selected Democratic Socialists of America policies would cost $355,000 per household. DSA has not responded.

A quiet August edit to an overseas-voter postcard has sparked a federal lawsuit over citizens who've never set foot in the U.S.

Raytheon's second multibillion-dollar Pentagon deal in a week lands as lawmakers still haven't appropriated the full funding.

Seoul has not confirmed the Alaska gas investment, even as the pipeline becomes a flashpoint in Alaska's razor-thin Senate race.

Federal officials say the Newark school's tuition rules favor undocumented students over U.S. citizens. It's the 26th such DOJ case nationwide.

Federal officials argue the new mask ban could endanger federal agents.

The Senate's unanimous vote sends the Fulton museum toward a rare designation shared by fewer than 2,500 U.S. sites.

The Invest in Tomorrow Coalition PAC has already helped topple one Trump-backed incumbent and now has Lauren Boebert and Scott Perry in its sights.

A new Wall Street Journal poll finds 65% of voters rate the economy negatively, with mortgage rates still above 7%.