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The Treasury Department has released a new set of guidelines for financial institutions working to reduce their carbon footprint in the latest climate change push by the Biden administration.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain provided a new deadline for contract negotiations to make "serious progress," stating that more workers will strike if demands are not met.

The New York City Council is considering creating a reparations task force and removing statues of historical figures using the limited funds at its disposal as the council and much of the city's agencies face significant budget cuts.

The number of housing starts fell in August, an indication of the challenges facing the housing market.

Gov. Josh Shapiro's (D-PA) office announced on Tuesday that Pennsylvania is rolling out automatic voter registration ahead of what promises to be a close 2024 matchup in the battleground state.

President Joe Biden will address world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday.

The 2023 United Nations General Assembly will begin its first debate at the New York headquarters on Tuesday, centering on "rebuilding trust" and "reigniting global solidarity."

EXCLUSIVE — Republican Senate candidate Matt Dolan released his latest attack ad against Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), hitting out against the Democratic incumbent for his voting record on spending bills the GOP challenger says has led to record inflation rates in the Buckeye State.

Since the Justice Department announced three new felony gun charges for Hunter Biden, he's turned to the offensive in his legal affairs.

U.S. federal agencies are working to combat the Chinese Communist Party's increasing use of its military for coercive purposes around Taiwan.