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The news comes just two weeks after the parent company filed for bankruptcy. Only 12 off-price stores will remain open.

The federal government is poised to enter a partial shutdown as soon as this week. Here's what services would close, and what would still operate.

The Trump administration awarded $500 million in contracts for Venezuelan oil sales to two firms with a history of bribery and corruption.

The central bank opted for its first pause after three rate cuts last year, as officials wait for clearer signs that inflation is cooling.

Lawmakers face a Friday deadline for a partial government shutdown, 80 days after they reopened federal agencies after the longest shutdown ever in November.

The CBS News editor in chief said the network needs to produce journalism people want as she named a raft of new contributors from her website, the Free Press.

The move comes after after the shipping giant eliminated 48,000 positions in 2025.

Families hope the nearly year-long probe by the National Transportation Safety Board will promote aviation safety reforms.

The US economy is growing, but its reliance on a few industries, including healthcare and consumer spending, raises concerns about its fragility.

A record-setting rally in precious metals comes as global investors diversify away from the U.S. dollar, a phenomenon known as the "debasement trade."