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Americans are facing the most expensive housing market in decades, but neither presidential candidate addressed the affordability crisis in detail on Thursday.

Move over, J.P. Morgan — we have a new contender for most apocalyptic stock-market forecast.

Health officials are ramping up their response to H5N1 — but this is not COVID 2.0, experts say.

One of the top takeaways from Thursday night’s televised debate between President Joe Biden and his Republican challenger Donald Trump is that the U.S. faces little prospect of any fiscal restraint in the years ahead no matter who wins the Nov. 5 election.

The campaigns of President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump said Friday they had each raised millions of dollars around their first debate Thursday.

“Abortion is deeply rooted in the class system,” a law professor tells MarketWatch two years after the end of Roe v. Wade

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While Friday’s encouraging inflation data might be helpful to President Joe Biden, the spotlight at the moment remains on his widely panned performance in a debate against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Critics say the opposite: the longer policy takes, the more it looks like it isn’t working

JPMorgan ups data center owner to outperform as a ‘substantial beneficiary of cloud and AI demand for data center capacity.’

Pixar’s “Inside Out 2” is poised to become the first film to achieve ticket sales of more than $1 billion this weekend, and will be the first film since “Barbie” to achieve that threshold.

Consumers were slightly more optimistic about the economy at the end of June, but the effects of high inflation in the past few years still weighed on their minds.