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Thousands of Starbucks baristas are set to walk off the job on Christmas Eve, escalating a dayslong strike to 300 stores across dozens of cities and towns nationwide, according to the union

 

A potential partial government shutdown threatens to cost the U.S. travel industry an estimated $1 billion per week, with significant disruptions likely for travelers, according to the U.S. Travel

  

The U.S. budget deficit soared to $1.833 trillion for fiscal year 2024, marking the highest deficit outside of the pandemic period. Key drivers included federal debt interest surpassing $1 trillion

 

In July, sales of existing homes reversed a four-month downward trend, with a 1.3% increase compared to June, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.95

 

Contracts to purchase previously owned homes in the U.S. saw a significant rebound in June, driven by an improved housing supply and slightly moderated mortgage

 

The Pentagon has identified an additional $2 billion in accounting errors related to the ammunition, missiles, and other equipment sent to Ukraine, according to a U.S. government report

 

Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky Labs has announced its decision to exit the US market following a ban on its software by the Biden administration. The company informed BBC News that it

 

U.S. President Joe Biden is set to announce a proposal on Tuesday aimed at capping housing rental costs nationwide, according to a report by the Washington Post on Monday, which cited

 

Starting Sunday, the price of a first-class U.S. mail stamp will rise from 68 cents to 73 cents, continuing a trend of regular price hikes. This change, announced in April and approved by the

After his employer implemented a return-to-office policy last year, Jin Bian decided to cut down his one-hour commute by purchasing a house closer to the office in Tampa, Florida.