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President Joe Biden's administration has announced new steps to ease the national shortage of baby formula, including allowing more imports from overseas

A Ukrainian military official says more than 260 fighters have been evacuated from a steel plant in the city of Mariupol and taken to Russian-controlled areas

Stocks ended another wobbly day mostly lower on Wall Street Monday, extending a losing streak for markets

Jeff Bezos this weekend became the latest centibillionaire to launch a political fight on Twitter by denouncing a tweet by President Joe Biden about corporate taxes as “disinformation” and “misdirection.”

Jeff Bezos this weekend became the latest centibillionaire to launch a political fight on Twitter by denouncing a tweet by President Joe Biden about corporate taxes as “disinformation” and “misdirection.”

JetBlue is going hostile in its bid for Spirit Airlines

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has ratcheted up his objection to Sweden and Finland joining NATO

Bank of England Gov. Andrew Bailey has rejected criticism that the institution didn’t move quickly enough to quash inflationary pressures

The European Union's efforts to impose new sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine appear to have bogged down

Under fire from parents and politicians, President Joe Biden’s administration on Monday is expected to announce an agreement to reopen the largest domestic manufacturing plant of infant formula and to ease import rules to allow supplies in from overseas, amid a nationwide shortage spurred by the Michigan plant’s shutdown earlier this year over safety issues