Government

New global survey finds most people believe media, politicians are trying to mislead people by spreading misinformation.

Trump’s move days before he leaves office will make it harder for President-elect Biden to reset relations with Cuba.

The Democratic president-elect will inherit an economy deeply wounded by the coronavirus pandemic.

The US central bank is making the monthly bond buys to buoy an economy struggling to emerge from the...

XRP fell as much as 13 percent, hitting the lowest level in about a week.

President-elect Joe Biden named three new economic advisers to his team ahead of his inauguration January 20.

The world’s biggest oil exporter is facing a huge deficit caused by lower oil revenues and the coronavirus crisis.

Federal Trade Commission asks how Big Tech selects advertisements for each user as part of Washington crackdown.

Cracking down on the vehicles that allow criminals and terrorists to move money around the world is a pressing issue.

The stopgap spending bill allows the United States to avert a government shutdown.

The United States Treasury reported that just two months into the new budget year, the deficit is already $429.3bn.

With the filing of the two lawsuits, Facebook is the second big tech company to face a major legal challenge.

For some, the ability to pay credit card bills in weeks and months to come depends on Washington delivering fiscal aid.

As COVID infections surge, struggling US families and small businesses need a financial ‘bridge’ to get them to 2021.