Teacher making hockey more accessible for visually impaired
Child may have fended off would-be abductor with pencil while walking to school
Buccaneers held inaugural 'She is Football Weekend' to increase opportunities for women in the NFL
Berkeley teen raises funds to fight cancer with daring open water swims
Landing gear support broke as Delta regional jet landed and flipped at Toronto airport, preliminary report says
Olympics-Just one round of voting needed to elect new IOC president
Average US rate on a 30-year mortgage rises slightly for the second week in a row
Nestle to divest two factories in Germany, citing rising costs
Germany's Munich Re to buy $2.6 billion Next Insurance
Look of the Week: Leslie Bibb’s itty-bitty bob from ‘The White Lotus’ takes center stage
Selena Gomez and fiancé Benny Blanco turn up the heat on ‘Hot Ones’
Europe|Science|Technology
European Space Agency adds 5 new astronauts in only fourth class since 1978. Over 20,000 applied
The European Space Agency has added five new members to its astronaut corps
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Commercial jet maker Airbus is staying humble even as Boeing flounders. There's a reason for that
Europe’s Airbus had established a clear sales lead over Boeing even before the American company encountered more fallout from manufacturing troubles and ongoing safety concerns
Economy|Europe|News|World
With Ukraine losing ground, allies debate how to squeeze cash for Kyiv out of frozen Russian assets
Ukraine's allies are looking for ways to squeeze money out of frozen Russian assets and use it to help Kyiv fend off Moscow's invasion
Economy|Finance|News|US|World
US pushes for Ukraine aid, united front against China's trade practices at G7 finance meeting
The U.S. is seeking to build support for squeezing more money for Ukraine out of frozen Russian assets as finance ministers from the Group of Seven rich democracies open a two-day meeting Another key topic pushed by U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will be building a united front against China’s subsidies for solar panels and electric cars
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G7 officials make progress but no final deal on money for Ukraine from frozen Russian assets
Finance officials from the Group of Seven rich democracies say they have moved toward agreement on a U.S. proposal to squeeze more money for Ukraine from Russian assets frozen in their countries
Economy|Europe|Finance
Inflation ticked up in Europe in May. That likely won't stop a central bank rate cut next week
Inflation ticked up to an annual 2.6% in Europe in May
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Oil producers led by Saudis extended supply cuts amid slack prices
Saudi Arabia and allied oil producing countries have extended their deep output cuts aimed at supporting slack prices
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Europe Central Bank jumps ahead of the Fed in lowering rates. But future cuts may be limited
The European Central Bank cut its key interest rate by a quarter-point, moving ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve as central banks around the world lean toward lowering borrowing costs — a shift with far-reaching consequences for home buyers, savers and investors
Business|Economy|Europe|Technology
Europe wants affordable electric vehicles from China. But not at the cost of its own auto industry
The European Union is moving to hike tariffs on electric vehicles made in China
Economy|Europe|Finance
Inflation is down in Europe. But the European Central Bank is in no hurry to make more rate cuts
Inflation is on the way down in Europe
Asia|Business|Economy|Europe|Technology
Europe is slapping tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles — for now. Here's what to know
The European Union is moving to sharply increase customs duties on electric vehicles made in China
Economy|Europe|Finance
European Central Bank leaves key interest rate at 3.75%, waits for signs inflation is under control
The European Central Bank left its key interest rate benchmark unchanged Thursday as its rate-setting council and President Christine Lagarde take their time to make sure stubborn inflation is firmly under control before lowering rates again
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A faulty software update causes havoc worldwide for airlines, hospitals and governments
A global technology outage grounded flights, knocked banks offline and media outlets off air after a faulty software update disrupted companies and services around the world and highlighted their dependence on just a handful of providers
Entertainment|Lifestyle|Sports
Bernard Arnault has been dubbed the Olympics' godfather. Here's how he built LVMH's fortune
These may be the most luxurious Olympics ever
Business|Economy|Europe
EXPLAINER: Why is natural gas still flowing from Russia to Europe across Ukraine?
It might sound improbable, but Europe is still importing Russian natural gas through pipelines in Ukraine
Crime|MidEast|News
The suspect in the Germany attack was motivated by Islamic State group ideology, prosecutors say
A 26-year-old Syrian man has been ordered held on suspicion of murder and membership in a terrorist organization in connection with the Solingen knife attack
Economy|Europe|News
Inflation fell to 2.2% in Europe, clearing the way for a European Central Bank rate cut in September
Inflation is down in Europe
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Volkswagen aims to cancel a no-layoffs pledge and won't rule out closing plants in Germany
Volkswagen says it's not getting the cost reductions that it needs - and won't rule out plant closings in its home country Germany
Business|Crime|Economy|Finance
Former Volkswagen boss Winterkorn goes on trial over diesel cars rigged to cheat on emissions tests
Former Volkswagen Group CEO Martin Winterkorn has gone on trial on charges of fraud and market manipulation
Business|Europe
As Volkswagen weighs its first closure of a German auto plant, workers aren't the only ones worried
Volkswagen is considering closing some factories in its home country for the first time in the German automaker’s 87-year history
Business|Economy|Europe
Mario Draghi has solutions for Europe's sluggish economy. Will EU governments listen?
A long-awaited report on how to rescue Europe’s economy from weak growth and red tape is in
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Inflation's down and the European Central Bank has cut rates, again. Next up: The Fed
With inflation subsiding, the European Central Bank is cutting its benchmark interest rate to prop up tepid growth with lower borrowing costs for companies and home buyers
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Inflation in Europe falls below 2% and opens the way for faster rate cuts
Inflation in the 20 countries that use the euro fell to 1.8% in September, below the European Central Bank’s target of 2% for the first time in more than three years
Political|World
Israel's wars are expensive. Paying the bill could force tough choices
On top of the grievous toll in human life and misery, Israel’s war against the Hamas and Hezbollah militant groups has been expensive
Business|Economy|Europe|Technology
What to know about Europe's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
The European Union has finalized its sharply higher customs duties on electric vehicles imported from China
