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(Reuters) - The Ohio city of Akron plans to lift a curfew imposed in the wake of unruly protests that broke out after police released video of officers killing an unarmed Black man, Mayor Dan Horrigan...

By Hyunjoo Jin SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Two laid-off Tesla workers filed an emergency motion on Tuesday to stop the electric car maker for allegedly seeking separation agreements for far less severan...

PEORIA, Ill. – It might be easy for a police officer to not want to come to work on a holiday — let alone one marred by the violence in Highland Park or two homicides in Peoria over the we...

PEORIA, Ill. – If you thought things seemed a little different at Monday night’s “Red White and Boom” fireworks show in Peoria, you might be right. Fireworks debris caused some...

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Shareholders of LATAM Airlines, Latin America's largest air transport group, approved Tuesday a bankruptcy reorganization plan, following last month's approval by the U.S. bankrup...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliamentary trade committee on Wednesday warned the government against overselling its post-Brexit trade deals, citing shortcomings in its agreement with Australia and c...

(Reuters) - Walmart Inc will charge some of its suppliers from next month new fees to transport goods to its warehouses and stores in response to rising fuel and transportation costs, according to a m...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chair of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee and the top Republican on the panel on Tuesday called on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate social media app TikTok ...

By Leika Kihara and Daniel Leussink TOKYO (Reuters) - The rising cost of living is turning into a thorny political issue ahead of Japan's upper house election this weekend, as opposition parties peg b...

By Kaori Kaneko TOKYO (Reuters) - For months, Kazumi Sato, a nutritionist at a middle school in eastern Tokyo, has received notices about hikes in ingredient prices. Mindful of the economic hardships ...