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Ankara will use its turn hosting this week's NATO summit to market its own drones and air-defense systems, turning a meeting about how much allies spend on defense into a showcase for Turkey's weapons industry.

President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act turned one year old on Saturday, and Republicans are heavily promoting the tax benefits it delivered to voters in this tough midterm election year.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey recently celebrated the completion of Vineyard Wind, the nation's first commercial-scale offshore wind farm that she pledged would lower electricity rates and remove tons of carbon emissions from the atmosphere.

A three-armed spacecraft rocketed into orbit Friday to rescue a NASA telescope that's in danger of crashing back to Earth.

Ford Motor Co. reported a 10.3% drop in U.S. vehicle sales for the second quarter, dragged down by a steep decline in electric vehicle demand and ongoing supply problems for its top-selling F-Series trucks. Ford's pure electric vehicle sales fell 40 ...

A plan to build the world's largest data center complex next to the Manassas National Battlefield Park is dead -- killed by homeowners, preservationists and a string of court defeats.

The Walt Disney Co. is reportedly considering an acquisition of Lionsgate Studios as part of an effort to reach male and family moviegoers while several of its flagship franchises recover from box office slumps. Lionsgate would give Disney access to ...

The U.S. Justice Department and 17 states reached settlement agreements with three major egg producers this week to resolve allegations that the companies illegally colluded for years to raise prices, including when the cost soared to record highs ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. pledged Thursday to strengthen trade, energy and security ties as Canada works to diversify its economy beyond the United States and deepen its engagement in the Indo ...

Most U.S. stocks rose on Thursday, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied to another record, but more drops for computer chip companies and other winners of the artificial-intelligence boom kept indexes mixed.