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Martin Gruenberg, an advocate of strict capital requirements and scrutiny of bank mergers, will retire in January.

CMS handles matters related to Medicare and Medicaid.

Microplastics easily enter and accumulate in the human body, but their health impacts remain elusive.

Demand for Swiss timepieces has dropped as customers pull back on luxury spending amid economic uncertainty.

A typical household spends nearly 40 percent of their income on mortgage payments.

No additional mpox cases in the United States have been discovered as of Nov. 18, the CDC says.

Of the 500 news influencers across five major social media sites studied, 85 percent have a presence on X, making it the most popular platform.

The FDA previously issued a public health alert about cinnamon lead contamination which has led to 11 recalls.

The agency’s air operations could be expanded to assist the effort, the advocacy group says.

Leaders in both houses support the package, but key issues about the price and cost offsets are yet to be resolved.

The latest deportation marks the third charter flight to China in less than six months, the department said.

The administrator committed to requesting an independent investigation.

The incoming commerce secretary will be integral to the president-elect’s tariff plans.

The Commanders celebrated the development.

The president-elect’s campaign pledges are a ‘negotiating tactic’ for leverage in trade talks—and they may already be working, a think-tank analyst suggests.