Federal Reserve minutes: Some officials wanted to raise interest rates last month
In the end, the 11 voting members of the Fed’s interest-rate setting committee agreed unanimously to skip a hike after 10 straight increases
Wisconsin probes how 8 roller-coaster riders became trapped upside down for hours
The roller coaster’s cars got stuck near the top of a loop around 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Crandon International Offroad Raceway
Wrongly imprisoned for 7 years, exonerated ‘Central Park Five’ member wins NYC Council primary
Yusef Salaam is not expected to face a serious challenge in November’s general election, if any
In Trump case, Justice Dept. unseals previously blacked-out portions from search warrant application
Many of the newly revealed paragraphs recounted how surveillance camera footage from inside the property showed dozens of boxes being relocated
Secondary test of powder found in West Wing lobby shows it’s cocaine, Biden briefed on investigation
“The president think it’s incredibly important to get to the bottom of this,” press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said
The Colombian Army points the finger at the ELN for the kidnapping of a sergeant and her two children
The family disappeared on Monday while traveling through the department of Arauca
Bernardo Arévalo, candidate for the presidency of Guatemala: ‘Our task is to unify the entire population that is fed up with corruption’
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the candidate for the Seed Movement – a center-left political party – affirms that, in the runoff election scheduled for August, he will seek alliances with ‘all who have a constructive attitude and who are against corruption’
The Scottish ‘coronation’ of Charles III: Less pomp and less enthusiasm
The British royals traveled to Edinburgh to receive the crown jewels and strengthen ties with a territory where the movement for independence has gained traction in recent years
‘Leisurephobia,’ or when doing nothing is the hardest task
On vacation, some people feel guilty or stressed by the prospect of an empty schedule, and they fill all their free time with tiresome activities when they could, and should, be relaxing
A troubled new power plant leaves Jordan in debt to China, raising concerns over Beijing’s influence
The $2.1 billion Attarat power plant — the biggest private sector project in Jordan — has fueled tensions between Beijing and the resource-poor kingdom, caused grief for the Jordanian government and set off an international legal battle
Quran burnings have Sweden torn between free speech and respecting minorities
Last week, an Iraqi Christian immigrant burned Islam’s holy book outside a Stockholm mosque during the major Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha
Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of planning to attack Europe’s biggest nuclear plant
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been a focus of concern since Moscow’s forces took control of it and its staff in the early stages of the war
After secret documents leak, Pentagon plans tighter controls to protect classified information
The security upgrades come as a lone airman, Jack Texeira, is accused of leaking highly classified military documents in a chatroom on Discord, a social media platform that started as a hangout for gamers
As Israel ends two-day West Bank offensive, Palestinian residents emerge to scenes of vast destruction
The two-day offensive destroyed the camp’s narrow roads and alleyways, sent thousands of people fleeing their homes and killed 12 Palestinians