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Big corporations are using inflation as cover to raise prices. Yet the US Federal Reserve is raising interest rates – further hurting Americans

The writer’s new novel is about white Americans suddenly becoming dark-skinned. He talks about resisting categorisation, moral responsibility and why imagining dystopias is dangerous

John Boorman’s critical and commercial smash may have leaned on grotesque stereotypes but it remains a fiercely thrilling piece of exploitation

Who in America will win the jackpot from Friday night’s Mega Millions drawing worth $1.28 billion?

The museum and J. Paul Getty Trust will digitize and make available material that documents African American life for most of the 20th century.

Two views of America's role in Ukraine war

PHILADELPHIA — President Joe Biden has named Rosie Rios, who was U.S. Treasurer under President Barack Obama and more recently cohost of the Unicorn Hunters business-entertainment show, to succeed Philadelphia developer Dan DiLella as chairman of the government’s U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission, which is planning America’s 250th anniversary.

"If they made the team, they're a natural. It's like Xander and Patrick, they're like peas in a pod” -- Davis Love III

LAKEVILLE, Connecticut — The last time I drove the Subaru BRZ was at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut, one of America’s great race tracks. I flogged the rear-wheel-drive skateboard mercilessly around the 1.5-mile circuit (and accompanying infield autocross track), rowing the gears to 100-plus mph on the front straight, pushing…