Politics/International Relations

Don’t get mad at Thanksgiving dinner. Get tips on how to navigate inflation.The midterms are over, so perhaps it’s time to shelve political talk — especially if your dinner table is composed of family members from opposite sides of the…

The Federal Reserve signaled it would begin steadily raising interest rates in mid-March, its latest step toward removing stimulus to bring down inflation.Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the…

WASHINGTON—The Biden administration is narrowing its targets for a barrage of economic sanctions against Russia if it attacks Ukraine—hitting major Russian banks, state companies and needed imports, though the strategy faces obstacles…

Tesla Inc.’s brand image in the U.S. has fallen in long-running surveys as the world’s largest car maker by market value faces new regulatory challenges and Chief Executive Elon Musk…

Don’t blame the stock market’s decline Wednesday on the surprisingly close mid-term election results. I know it’s tempting to do so. Conventional wisdom holds that the Republican Party is more business-friendly…

Don’t get mad at Thanksgiving dinner. Get tips on how to navigate inflation.The midterms are over, so perhaps it’s time to shelve political talk — especially if your dinner table is composed of family members from opposite sides of the…

Most U.S. adults — including a solid majority of those identifying as Christians and large numbers of people who follow other major religious traditions — consider the Earth sacred and believe God gave humans a duty to care for its…

BRUSSELS—The European Union hit back against China’s targeting of one of the bloc’s smallest members over its ties to Taiwan, opening a new front in the global battle over Beijing’s use of economic pressure to advance political…

ISTANBUL—Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met Thursday with the leader of El Salvador, the first country to make bitcoin legal tender, while the Turkish central bank kept interest rates on hold in a…