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An active-duty Navy captain was placed in leadership ahead of the publisher's resignation, sparking fears that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth might gain control of the newspaper prized for its independence.

Hotter summers are wreaking havoc across transportation infrastructure. One solution: Paint everything white.

The landmark number was reached in part because of lost revenue from invalidated tariffs.

The decision came just after bond yields reached their highest level since 2007.

The digital payment apps are now available at several universities, with more to come.

For some sectors, like cars, tariffs may be helping, economists said. But job growth is sluggish, and other sectors are suffering from the president's signature policy.

Used cars have become more expensive. Here's how to navigate a tougher auto market.

Long-term Treasury yields rose to their highest point since 2007, creating another headwind for the economy and lifting borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.

The steep levies, announced last month, were set to take effect at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. Trump said the pause would last three days, subject to the finalization of the agreement.

A new survey adds to the evidence that Americans are skeptical that artificial intelligence will have positive effects on daily life or the job market.