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Credit-card balances increased every quarter in 2021 to end the year at $856bn, US data reveals.
The Department of Justice said the settlement with Boeing provided more compensation for families than the law requires.
Since the emergence of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, cases of COVID reinfections are becoming more common.
The delegation from Afghanistan's new rulers is due to hold talks with the Red Cross and other NGOs.
Prosecutors seek to show sufficient cause to proceed to trial in groundbreaking US legal case against parents of teen.
Authorities shut educational institutions after protests over the ban on hijab intensifies in southern Karnataka state.
The land crossing is the most important link for goods moving between Canada and the United States.
Archives retrieves 15 boxes of documents related to Trump presidency, aides looking for more.
Macron's remarks come during visit to Kyiv as Kremlin denies any de-escalation deal with France over Ukraine crisis.
Dune, Power of the Dog receive major nods; winners of the 94th Academy Awards will be announced on March 27.
The US Justice Department says the action represents its largest-ever financial seizure.
Turkey for the first time disputes Greece’s sovereignty over its east Aegean islands.
Peloton shares surged more than 400 percent in 2020, only to see nearly all those gains wiped out in 2021.
Palestinian Authority condemns the killing of three Palestinians in occupied West Bank calling it a 'heinous crime'.
Softbank said it plans to take British semiconductor firm Arm public after a planned sale to Nvidia failed.
Dozens of Republican Senators say they would thwart any agreement if terms were not submitted to Congress for approval.
Mariupol, home to 500,000, was briefly captured by Russia-backed separatists in 2014 and has seen significant violence.
More than 10 months after the talks began, officials from Iran and world powers gather for another round of talks.
Israeli firm has been linked to governments exploiting its technology to spy on journalists, activists and politicians.
There have been four coups across West Africa in 18 months amid public collapse of trust in state institutions.
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