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The tech titan last year had offered voters a chance at a $1 million prize.

The airline will have new routes from Dulles International Airport to Toulouse, France, and Milan.

The retailer has stopped selling the "circus clown" costume after it was criticized by social media users for resembling racist caricatures.

The president's policies are driving up prices for fertilizer, fuel and machinery. Meanwhile, a campaign to deliver emergency farm aid has stalled on Capitol Hill.

President Donald Trump offered no additional details about the levies, but he said they would take effect Jan. 1 -- leaving time for the two sides to resume negotiations.

Claiming the U.S. is entering an "endgame" in its war with Iran, the treasury secretary is set to release details of what he called the "single greatest financial offensive" against an adversary.

"It's a big setback," one analyst said, noting that other countries unhappy with the president's trade deals are probably watching closely.

An array of imports are subject to the new 50 percent tariffs. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called them "a miscalculation" and vowed to match them "dollar for dollar."

Decades of free spending have run up a $40 trillion national debt. But this week's bond market sell-off suggests Washington may soon be compelled to make some long-deferred, and politically unpalatable, choices that will leave few Americans unscathed ...

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