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Workers End Strike at Mondelez International
Workers have ended a strike at Mondelez International. Photo: dado ruvic/Reuters By…
Russia’s Ruling Party Leading in Elections as Putin Looks to Tighten Grip
MOSCOW—Russia’s ruling party appeared on course to maintain its majority in parliament,…
U.S. Spat With France Shows Challenge of Keeping Allies Unified
France stepped up its opposition to a security agreement the U.S. crafted…
Antivaping Campaign Highlights Mental Health by Pitching ‘Depression Sticks’
Antitobacco organization Truth Initiative recently hawked a new vaping product to stores…
Investment Firms Tiedemann and Alvarium Near Deal to Merge, Go Public Via SPAC
Investment firms Tiedemann Group and Alvarium Investments Ltd. are close to a…
In Overwhelmed Del Rio, Texas, Migrants Cross the Border Freely
DEL RIO, Texas and CIUDAD ACUÑA, Mexico—Jorge Rios stood watch at his…
Health Experts Urge Patience on Wider Use of Covid-19 Booster Shots
WASHINGTON—Top U.S. health officials urged patience on broader approval for booster shots…
U.N. Faces Climate Change, Covid-19 and New Tensions
WASHINGTON—World leaders gathering this week for an annual United Nations meeting will…
Democrats Press Ahead With Debt-Limit Vote Amid Standoff With GOP
WASHINGTON—A partisan fight over raising the government’s borrowing limit is expected to…
Economy Week Ahead: Central Banks, Home Sales, Purchasing Managers
The Federal Reserve’s policy statement and Chairman Jerome Powell’s press conference on…
After Escape From Kabul, an Afghan Family Starts a Long Climb in America
ROCHESTER, N.Y.—After fleeing Afghanistan, Muhammad and his six children landed in their…
Israel Captures Last Two Palestinian Militants Who Escaped Prison
TEL AVIV—After a nearly two-week manhunt, Israeli security forces captured the last…