The Latest Breaking News from America

It wasn’t that long ago when families had their go-to neighborhood supermarket—usually a familiar name passed down for generations. But behind the shopping carts and paper bags, the grocery industry has seen a wave of mergers, buyouts, and closures that quietly erased some of America’s most beloved brands. These defunct…

Archaeologists excavated one of America's oldest schools and stumbled upon this secret cellar packed with curious artifacts.

Elon Musk announced the launch of the American Party, a rival political faction that could potentially unseat congressional and Senate candidates currently up for re-election or disrupt the 2028 presidential election.

At the end of a long road trip through rural China in 2009, American journalist Barbara Demick had an encounter that would change the course of her life. In the previous days, she had interviewed several parents whose children had been forcibly removed from them by government officials. Demick suspected…

The tariffs target two of America’s closest allies and key suppliers of autos, electronics, and steel.

Bizarre letters cite ‘unsustainable’ trade deficits with two of America’s most important allies and trading partners

Nearly six months into President Donald Trump's second term, the market has picked its winners—and it's not on ESG, the strategy built around environmental, social and governance principles.

As the U.S. ends policy support for electric vehicles, automakers must get serious or deal with serious competition. Plus: Elon Musk wades into more politics.

The Frenchman has struggled this year but Bob Harig writes how Pavon is the most notable example so far of the two Tours' partnership. Also: Patrick Reed and a peek at the possible 2026 LIV schedule.

A new study shows that the health of U.S. children has deteriorated over the past 17 years, with kids today more likely to experience obesity, chronic diseases and other problems

Elon Musk launched the 'America Party', drawing sharp criticism from Donald Trump, who called it 'ridiculous' and emphasised a two-party system.