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In annexed Crimea, drivers are limited to five gallons of gas at the pump, and all Russians face higher taxes and less social spending as the war drags on.

The new fee targeted at new H-1B visas could spur employers to seek other paths to acquiring high-skilled workers abroad.

Officials canceled projects in Democratic states, posted partisan messages on government websites and warned that federal layoffs will begin soon.

The nation’s largest grocer will excise certain preservatives, artificial sweeteners and fat substitutes from its store brands as consumers shift to “cleaner” options.

Jonathan Clements, a personal finance writer who recently passed away of cancer, gave us a road map for valuing what is truly important.

Small investors are riding a wave, even as Wall Street’s gains overlay a mixed economic picture and some analysts think the market is overheated.

Here’s a look at what’s closed and what’s open, including Social Security, the Postal Service, the National Park Service and more.

Video of the incident shows masked agents pushing two journalists to the ground, the latest confrontation between immigration officials and those documenting their actions.

The statistical agency has lacked a leader since Trump fired its commissioner over a weak jobs report in August.

Government funding will run out at the end of the day, and lawmakers do not have a bipartisan solution.