Job growth in the United States has slowed considerably this year. We examine the effect of tariffs on job growth and argue that sectors with higher exposure to imports had greater reductions

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Speaking to business leaders at the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce in Wilmington today, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President and CEO Anna Paulson shared her economic outlook.

Lithuania has accused Belarus of "hybrid attacks" and has requested indefinite emergency powers for the military

The Lithuanian government has declared

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Brussels reportedly wants to pass legislation to block Hungary's veto in order to immobilize Moscow's funds indefinitely

The EU is planning to fast-track legislation

Two residential buildings have fallen down overnight in Morocco's third-largest city Fez

At least 19 people were killed and 16 others injured

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Britain's newest political party consists of two disruptive ideologies completely out of touch with the modern West

In his famous political tract – The Eighteenth Brumaire

A senior official has said that Washington's discussions with New Delhi are making real progress

India has made the US its best offers so far