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Trustees Warn Medicare Finances Worsening
Trustees warn that Social Security and Medicare's financial problems can't be ignored forever.
June 5, 2018
US Stocks Wobble; Tech and Retailers Rise but Banks Fall
U.S. stock indexes are mixed as technology firms, retailers and smaller companies continue to rise, but banks slip along with interest rates.
June 5, 2018
Lord & Taylor to Close Storied Flagship on Fifth Avenue
Lord & Taylor to close Fifth Avenue flagship as owner focuses on online sales.
June 5, 2018
Italy Populists Put EU on Notice on Migration, Fiscal Pacts
Italy's PM calls Europe's immigration policy a 'failure,' puts EU on notice on fiscal pacts.
June 5, 2018
Polish Leader Voices Disapproval of German-Russia Pipeline
Polish leader voices disapproval of German-Russia gas pipeline during Steinmeier visit.
June 5, 2018
Putin in Austria: Lifting Russia Sanctions Would Benefit All
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Western sanctions against Russia haven't worked and both Moscow and the West would benefit from lifting them.
June 5, 2018
The Latest: Italian PM: Leaving Euro Currency Not Happening
Italy's opposition Democratic Party says the country's new populist 5-Star-League coalition government may have some good intentions but has no specific ways to finance them.
June 5, 2018
Wife of Ex-Malaysia PM Questioned, New Graft Scandal Unfolds
Wife of former Malaysian PM questioned by anti-graft agency over alleged theft and money-laundering at 1MDB state investment fund, as lawyers said they had quit representing the couple.
June 5, 2018
UK Culture Secretary Throws Murdochs a Lifeline to Sky
Britain's culture secretary is set to offer his verdict on 21st Century Fox's 11.7 billion-pound bid ($16.4 billion) to buy the 61 percent of the U.K. satellite broadcaster Sky it doesn't already own.
June 5, 2018