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Each time Congress debates its priorities for the farm bill every five years, as it is doing this year, it faces legislation that profoundly affects the economic well-being of Americans

WASHINGTON -- Armed with $52 billion, a team of experts drawn from the worlds of finance, science and technology, national security, economic policy, trade and the environment have assembled at

In an unprecedented moment that underlines Cuba’s spiraling economic crisis, a member of the island’s National Assembly who is also the only business owner on the legislature defended free markets

MIAMI — Naman Wakil, a Venezuelan businessman accused in Miami of laundering some of the hundreds of millions of dollars he allegedly made as part of a corruption scheme, died

The U.S. Supreme Court has decreed that colleges must ignore race in their admissions decisions. However, the court did not say that students have to ignore race in their applications.

Ohio voters are turning out in unexpectedly large numbers to cast votes in a Republican-sponsored effort to make it harder to pass a referendum that would protect abortion rights in

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez boosted his support during the final days of the election campaign to deny his right-wing opponents a majority in parliament. While the center-right People’s Party

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez boosted his support during the final days of the election campaign to deny his right-wing opponents a majority in parliament. While the center-right People’s Party

Spanish conservative leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo won the most seats in Sunday’s election and is on track to govern with the support of the far-right group Vox, according to opinion

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez boosted his support during the final days of the election campaign to deny his right-wing opponents a majority in parliament. While the center-right People’s Party