A lawsuit alleged a loan-relief program for medical workers in underserved areas imposes excessive fines.

Rebecca Cheptegei, a Ugandan long-distance runner who competed in the Paris Olympics, has died in a Kenyan hospital after a man allegedly set her on fire.

The Republican presidential hopeful plans to outline a suite of economic proposals in a speech in New York, taking an even more aggressive swipe at regulations than during his first term.

Nippon Steel repeatedly miscalculated the political implications of a foreign company taking over a major employer in the swing state of Pennsylvania.

U.S. natural gas prices rose ahead of the EIA’s weekly inventory report which is expected to show a below-average increase in storage further narrowing the supply surplus.

Canada is reviewing a request to sanction Hikvision and several other Chinese surveillance companies, and ENRC seeks $290 million over botched U.K. probe. Also, the U.S. accuses Russia of spending millions to influence American voters.