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Danish traveler Torbjorn Pedersen says he's the first person to travel to every country around the world without flying, a feat which took him 10 years.

The Israel-Hamas conflict is pushing the Middle East region onto the precipice of a "dangerous abyss," said a United Nations official.

Google News is downsizing at a particularly contentious moment in the way news is handled by major online platforms.

Paxlovid will transition to the private market in November as demand for Covid vaccines and treatments slumps nationwide.

Universal Music has sued AI startup Anthropic over copyright infringement, per a Wednesday filing.

Disney reorganized its corporate structure earlier this year, splitting ESPN and sports apart from its entertainment segment.

Executives from top U.S. space companies called for improvements to the FAA's regulatory and licensing process during a Senate hearing on Wednesday.

After last year's Great Netflix Correction, Netflix is back in growth mode, adding nearly 9 million subscribers in the second quarter.

Medicare annual open enrollment lets you shop around for health and prescription drug coverage for the coming year. Here's how to get started.

The warehouse club has benefited from sales growth, fueled by pandemic pantry-loading, inflation and millennials moving to the suburbs.

Delta's CEO said the company went "too far" in its changes announced last month.

Jim Jordan's bid to become House speaker was in deep trouble Wednesday ahead of a second vote.

GOP Rep. Jim Jordan, who on Wednesday lost his second attempt to be elected speaker, pushed back on the idea.

Morgan Stanley shares fell even as the bank posted better-than-expected profits.

United Airlines said higher fuel costs and its halt of service to and from Tel Aviv will cut into its bottom line in the last three months of the year.

U.S. Treasurys were up on Wednesday as investors digested the latest economic data and considered the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rates.

Investors are eager to see Apple return to growth this holiday season after three-straight quarters of declining overall sales.

Rite Aid warned investors it may not be able to keep its business running.

On Wednesday, the Biden Administration announced $3.5 billion in federal funding is going to improve the resiliency of the aging electric grid in the U.S.

Sometimes we misplace things, and for me it just so happened to be my wallet. Here are three steps I took to protect my finances.