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Pending home sales in the United States slid to an all-time low in January as high mortgage rates, record-high home prices, and possibly the terrible weather last month hindered those seeking to buy

There have been talks about the “re-industrialization of Europe” or “Europe’s industrial renaissance” for over a decade. However, while there have been efforts to make this a reality, Europe isn’t the manufacturing powerhouse it once was. Similar to the United States, has relied heavily on tech and manufacturing from abroad,…

The United States is the leading producer and exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and natural gas exports, here are two companies helping sustain the lead.

President Trump was positive on relations with China, while he told his Cabinet the EU had been formed to "screw" the United States.

It comes as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is in Washington for talks with the US president.

US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday at his first Cabinet meeting that the drop in illegal border crossings into the United States since he took office is "not stopping. Read further on Dynamite News:

Japan's victory over the U.S. in the SheBelieves Cup final ends the U.S. team's unbeaten streak, highlighting the competitive nature of women's soccer.

The new Administration should notify the Court of its change in position on ATF regulations.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says diplomats from Russia and the United States will meet in Istanbul on Thursday to discuss the operation of their respective embassies in Moscow and Washington

Debating Australia’s role in world politics is not always high on the political agenda. Elections here are more often fought on economic issues than foreign or defence policy. And while the major parties have different views on foreign policy, there tends to be bipartisanship on the central tenets of our…

Venezuela condemned Trump's reinstated oil sanctions, warning the move is "inflicting harm on the United States, its population, and its companies."