Jordan’s King Abdullah appoints new PM after resignation of Omar al-Razzaz
Jordan's King Abdullah appointed veteran diplomat and palace aide Bisher al Khasawneh as the country's new prime minister.
Federal prosecutors in South Carolina and Georgia announce new healthcare fraud charges against 17 people and a corporation
Federal prosecutors in South Carolina and Georgia announced new healthcare fraud charges against 17 people and a corporation on Wednesday.
U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers split over how to apply a new strategy for monetary policy
U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers split over how to apply a new strategy for monetary policy at their September meeting.
Germany draw 3-3 with Turkey in international friendly
Florian Neuhaus scored on his national team debut but Turkey came back three times to earn a 3-3 draw.
U.S. to reduce troops in Afghanistan to 2,500 early next year, national security adviser says
The United States will reduce its troops in Afghanistan to 2,500 early next year, national security adviser Robert O'Brien said.
Facebook tightens restrictions around U.S. elections
Facebook said it would remove calls for people to engage in poll watching that use 'militarized language'
Chevron asks employees to reapply for jobs
The No. 2 U.S. oil producer has begun taking steps to streamline its organization this year.
Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei breaks men’s 10,000m world record
Ugandan Joshua Cheptegei smashed the men's 10,000 metres world record.
Roche working to resolve supply problems
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche is working urgently to resolve a supply problems.
The dollar dipped on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to a possible Democrat victory
Election polls are showing a widening lead for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.