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By Ed Osmond SANDWICH, England (Reuters) - England's Danny Willett and Andy Sullivan along with South African Justin Harding set the early clubhouse target with rounds of 67 as the 149th British Open ...

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada lost 294,200 jobs in June, mainly on a plunge in service sector jobs in industries hit hard by COVID-19 restrictions, a report from payroll services provider ADP showed on Th...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Joe Biden's administration is set to announce a plan on Thursday to fully restore environmental protections to the Tongass National Forest in Alaska that were removed ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits fell last week as the labor market steadily gains traction, but worker shortages are frustrating efforts by b...

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland is hoping to boost investment with its "Polish Deal" economic programme, the finance minister said, as it banks on a raft of measures worth an estimated 1.5% of gross domesti...

July 15, 2021 Q: These are made all over the US but mostly in Pennsylvania. What are they? A: Pretzels  

(Reuters) - Social media giant Facebook Inc said on Thursday it removed more than 25 million pieces of hate speech content from its platform in the first three months of the year. (Reporting by Eva Ma...

LONDON (Reuters) - British-based banking app Revolut's latest $33 billion valuation, achieved after a fresh funding round, has likely made its cofounder and Chief Executive Nik Storonsky a billionaire...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian state prosecutor asked a court on Thursday to hand U.S. investor Michael Calvey a six-year suspended jail sentence, the RIA news agency reported. Calvey, founder of privat...

By Ahmed Rasheed BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said on Thursday he will not take part in elections in October and withdrew his support from the government, distancing hi...