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Rich nations often present an illusion of prosperity, boasting high standards of living, well-funded public services, and ...

Federal scientists warn that Americans could feel the effects of the new administration's devastating cuts for decades to ...

Rwanda’s government on Friday asserted solidarity with a top official sanctioned by the U.S. over violence in eastern Congo, ...

In all, PCI employs more than 21,000 people - with 7,400 jobs in Alabama. In 2023, the tribe created about $4 billion in ...

By Shanna Hanbury Efforts to rewild landscapes across Europe and North America could be making global biodiversity loss worse ...

After decades of Washington telling Asia to improve economic fundamentals, it’s Asia’s turn to worry the U.S. is trashing its own.

Since the African continent was divided at the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, the struggle for its wealth has played out on two fronts. The first was political, as European powers, starting with King ...

Wall Street is often blamed for reducing corporate managers’ understanding of business to a single, gameable measure of ...