Bananas have long been a supermarket staple for consumers around the globe. But that could soon change.

Even if the storm doesn't make landfall, it will cause dangerous conditions from Miami to Maine.

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"As patriotic Israelis, we believe that a two-state-for-two-people solution remains the only viable path to peace."

Trumps tariffs have pushed away a longtime friend. The long-term consequences could be significant.

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The State Department said it was halting all visas for Palestinians from Gaza, including medical visas used for injured children.

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Charles Oppenheimer argues that it is time we use the atom to truly power peace and shares a never-before-seen letter from his grandfather.

Taylor Swift's album announcement is "a masterclass in modern advertising," writes Misty L. Heggeness.

Following a lawsuit by the city, police chief Pamela Smith will remain in control over the force, but will still answer to the White House.

Advances on the battlefield have given the Russians every incentive to continue fighting

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The docu-series examines horrific events in Korean history

Hundreds of flights could be canceled amid a planned strike by Air Canada's unionized flight attendants after contract talks stalled.

The British singer-songwriter makes her acting debut with a show-stopping scene at the end of Spike Lee's new film.

The end of pandemic-era subsidies are forcing many centers to shut their doors or raise rates.

You no longer need a doctor to administer FluMist, the nasal flu vaccine.

HHS' decision "could stagnate research that has the potential to save millions of lives," writes Simon Williams.

Dont stop criticizing, President Prabowo said as Indonesians have embraced an anime symbol to express discontent with his government ahead of the nations 80th Independence Day.

Former The Biggest Loser contestants say they were unfairly subjected to extreme exercise routines.

Creator Dennis Lehane helps unpack the ambiguous ending of the fiery Apple TV+ series.