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The ice cream company and social justice enclave will no longer sell their desserts in “Occupied Palestinian Territory,” the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Electric-truck startup Lordstown Motors Corp. confirmed the Justice Department is probing its business, investigating matters related to its reverse merger deal last year and preorders for its forthcoming pickup truck, the Endurance.

The U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security reinforced the United States' position against Chinese telecom giant Huawei on Thursday, as President Joe Biden met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Alex Sanchez reacts to politicians in Washington blaming banks for economic consequences of overdraft fees.

One of the longest-serving leaders of one of the closest U.S. allies, Merkel is set for a warm welcome when she meets Biden during her first visit to Washington since he took office in January.

JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are the first two major U.S. banks set to release second quarter earnings this week.

Britain must introduce tougher policies to make residential heating more efficient and consumers need to cut energy usage to meet the nation's target of net zero emissions by mid century, the National Grid said in a report released on Monday.

The FBI has approved a new DNA database system that will expedite the process of matching various DNA samples to identities.

The Schork Group principal Stephen Schork explained the “fear” causing oil prices to retreat from a 7-year-high on Wednesday, noting that it is “still quite an attractive buy.”

Investors managing more than $6 trillion in assets on Tuesday called for a coordinated global price on carbon and said emissions costs would need to almost treble by 2030 to reach the world's climate goals.

The Coast Guard cautioned cargo and commercial vessels that they should depart Florida ports ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa, which is set to make landfall in the next 24 hours.

The push to establish a global minimum tax – backed by President Biden – has support from 130 countries and territories, according to the Organization for Cooperation and Economic Development.

U.S. Special Envoy on Climate John Kerry predicted this week that to address climate change, the world would undergo an enormous economic transformation on the scale of the industrial revolution.

Federal law enforcement agencies secretly seek the data of Microsoft customers thousands of times a year, according to congressional testimony Wednesday by a senior executive at the technology company.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy slammed President Biden and House Speaker Pelosi on “Kudlow” Tuesday for jeopardizing any bipartisan agreement on infrastructure.

His happy dilemma is a reflection of an economy that is now larger than its pre-pandemic level. Exports are booming, consumer and business confidence are high and employment has beaten all expectations, with job vacancy rates at a 12 1/2 year high.

Mark Calabria, former director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), on Friday suggested that the government could pilfer Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly explains how Biden's crime prevention plan won't address the core problem.

The U.S. Department of Commerce on Wednesday sanctioned five Chinese companies that make materials used in solar energy products over "forced labor against Muslims" in China's Xinjiang Province.

Buckingham Palace has for the first time released figures on the ethnic makeup of its staff, following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s allegations of racism in the royal family.