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Americans can once again buy cars for less than sticker price. But that doesn't mean they're finding bargains at their local dealerships.

Consumers, spooked by accelerating job cuts, looming recession fears and continuing high prices for goods and services in 2023, are trading down when they're shopping, and that includes in secondhand stores.

Anti-racism groups and England's Football Association (FA) are denouncing an independent panel's finding that a British soccer manager who used "offensive, racist and Islamophobic" language is "not a conscious racist."

Some of the United Nations' most senior female officials have been meeting Taliban leaders in Kabul to discuss the ban on female aid workers, as Afghanistan battles famine and poverty.

Taco Bell is bringing back a fan-favorite menu item, but you have to act fast.

One person was killed and 60 more were injured in a stampede ahead of a soccer match in the Iraqi city of Basra on Thursday, the state news agency INA reported.

Burnout is real -- and it's nothing to be ashamed of. That's the conclusion trailblazing New Zealand leader Jacinda Ardern seems to have reached after almost six brutal years in office.

It's nearly Lunar New Year, and Johnny Mui is finally smiling.

Anheuser-Busch may no longer be the only alcohol brand to advertise at the Super Bowl, but it will still have a major presence — even as rivals pounce on the opportunity, following a 33-year drought.

Egypt's economic situation is so dire that the government is asking people to eat chicken feet.

Greener commercial flight technology may be on the horizon.

China may be one step closer to losing its place as the world's most populous country to India after its population shrank for the first time since the 1960s.

Peru is seeing some of its worst political violence in recent decades, but the grievances of protesters are all but new; they reflect a system that has failed to deliver for over twenty years.

French workers are set to take to the streets Thursday to protest radical reforms to the country's pension system that, if implemented, will require most people in France to work two years longer before retirement.

Israel's top court ruled 10-1 on Wednesday that Aryeh Deri, leader of the Shas party and a key ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, should not be allowed to serve as a cabinet minister because of a February 2022 conviction for tax fraud.

Party City filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday, weighed down by competition and years of financial losses.

US authorities arrested a Russian cryptocurrency executive who allegedly oversaw the exchange of hundreds of millions of dollars with drug traffickers and cybercriminals.

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's company INEOS has formally entered the bidding process to buy Premier League soccer club Manchester United, according to The Times on Wednesday.

Archeologists in Norway have discovered the world's oldest dated runestone, featuring runic inscriptions from up to 2,000 years ago.

An American public defender who died this month while celebrating his first wedding anniversary in Mexico "was the victim of a brutal crime," his family said, noting a coroner's liaison told them the case was sent to a local prosecutor "to conduct a possible homicide investigation."