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Saudi Arabia, a key player when it comes to regional policy toward Israel, has remained eerily quiet on news of Israel's accord with the United Arab Emirates.

Stocks slipped on Friday as the S&P 500 attempted once more to reach its February record high.

Bringing Russell Crowe's "Unhinged" to cinemas during the coronavirus was 'by far the toughest' film release for Mark Gill, an industry veteran and producer of 'Pulp Fiction.'

Three federal properties are expected to host the lion's share of the GOP convention's primetime speeches: The Mellon Auditorium, the White House and historic Fort McHenry.

Trump jumped more fully into coronavirus aid negotiations, but only after talks stalled and Congress left Washington for the month.

NASA and SpaceX plan to launch the company's first full mission with astronauts on Oct. 23.

The GAO found that the appointments of Chad Wolf, acting secretary of Homeland Security, and Ken Cuccinelli, acting deputy secretary of Homeland Security, did not follow processes outlined in the Vacancies Reform Act.

The U.S., with the assistance of foreign partners, confiscated a total of 1.1 million barrels of petroleum from four foreign-flagged oil tankers, as Tehran and Caracas attempt to sidestep U.S. sanctions.

The Fat Radish will shutter its doors forever, joining the scores of New York restaurants that have decided to close permanently.

President Donald Trump said that he hopes Russia's recently approved vaccine for the coronavirus works as scientists and public health officials worry whether it's safe.

President Donald Trump's brother, Robert Trump, who was hospitalized with an illness recently just before suing their niece over a tell-all book about the family, is now back in a hospital in New York City.

President Donald Trump has aggressively sought to undermine the mail-in model, claiming that it will lead to massive fraud despite assurances from election experts.

While such rebates generally are issued yearly, the 2020 aggregate amount is anticipated to be $2 billion — about twice what it was last year. This is in addition to any reduced premiums, waived copays or other actions taken by some insurers that reduce what policyholders pay out of pocket.

On Thursday, Fortnite maker Epic Games performed a high-profile stunt against Apple by blatantly ignoring the App Store's payment policies.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state will allow museums, aquariums and other cultural centers in New York City to reopen in the coming weeks.

Uber and Lyft are turning to voters as a last resort to maintain their status as contractors.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed in an email that Peter Madoff was released from home confinement on Aug. 13.

The campaign shows the positive impact tech has had for many consumers during the pandemic at a time when they are under intense scrutiny.

Retail sales rose to a record level in July, recovering what was lost in the pandemic, but the gains are at risk because of the failure of Congress to agree to a new fiscal stimulus package.