Stocks have tumbled again on March 15, in both the U.S. and Europe, as fears mounted regarding the strength of the banking industry. The globally connected bank Credit Suisse has been fighting problems for years. On March 15, its shares fell by more than 25% […]

The U.S. continues with another alarming rise in hate crimes in 2021, according to a report released by the FBI on Monday March 13. The new data is the most comprehensive yet, it marks a 12% rise in hate crimes, which contradicts an earlier report that did not include several of the country’s largest cities.

On March 10, the 16th largest bank in the U.S., Silicon Valley Bank, collapsed and was shut down by regulators. On March 12, Signature Bank followed suit. The emergency measures caused a plunge in bank stocks around the world. What is happening to the U.S. […]

President Xi Jinping describes China’s relationship with Russia as vigorous, healthy and stable with potential for even deeper cooperation. 

Twenty years after the U.S.-led war in Iraq. We look back on the crisis and the chaos that it caused. 

A banking crisis. Inflation. And the possible indictment of a former president. We take a look at the latest in U.S. politics. 

Despite heightened political tensions and high tariffs, trade between China and the U.S. remained strong in 2022. Trade in goods hit a record highs after the pandemic restrictions were lifted in China this year.

The death toll from Saturday’s 6.5-magnitude in Ecuador is now at least 15 people, while hundreds mored suffered injuries.

How do you transfer power from Brazil’s hydroelectric plants to cities in need that are often kilometers away? Meet the technicians behind use of ultra-high voltage lines that criss-cross the nation.