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Since the last century, Venezuelan politics has been closely linked to the management of the country’s oil industry.

For 20 years now, the Transportation Security Administration has enforced rules on the liquids passengers can bring in carry-on bags.

MONTEREY, Calif.—Elsewhere on these pages, you can find our first track drive of the new Bentley Supersports. Shorn of its hybrid system and stripped back to rear-wheel drive, it’s not only the most driver-focused Bentley we can remember, but it’s also apparently the lightest car the company has made in 85 years. But you have…

One of the questions people often ask us is, “How much is a point or mile worth?”

A deadly flash flood swept through Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona over the weekend. An active search-and-rescue operation is underway along the Colorado River, and parts of the inner canyon and South Rim are closed at this time.

Imagine you set an award alert months ago for a flight you want to book. Your award alert finally pinged, so you searched, saw the award space and transferred rewards to book the award. But when you reach the final stage of the booking process, you get an error message because there actually isn’t any…

Voters in three US states – South Carolina, Georgia and Oklahoma – are headed back to the polls for elections, including run-offs in South Carolina and Oklahoma after a host of candidates didn’t meet the threshold to win their primaries outright.

August 25 is an incredibly painful day for the Rohingya. It marks the anniversary of the 2017 genocidal campaign by the Myanmar military. Babies and young children were thrown into fires. Women and young girls were systematically gang-raped and mutilated. Entire families were slaughtered as they fled. Others were trapped inside their homes and burned…

Washington is effectively asking every firm on the planet to choose between Iran and the American financial system.