For much of the post-pandemic period, U.S. consumers have experienced rapid price increases that touched nearly every aspect of the economy, from food and gas to hotels, airfares and cars.

It’s the summer of smoke with no end in sight.

NATO’s summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, saw disagreement between Ukraine’s Zelenskyy, President Joe Biden and allies over when Kyiv should be offered membership.

Nominations for the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards were announced July 12 as viewers are rooting for “The White Lotus,” “Succession,” “Ted Lasso” and “Abbott Elementary.”

It took a while, but Americans are just about done catching up on experiences lost during the pandemic. One exception: wealthy travelers are still splurging on trips abroad.

Bank of America has been fined $150 million for deceptive and sometimes illegal practices that hurt hundreds of thousands of consumers. The bank must also pay $80 million to customers who were charged bogus fees.

A Northern California man who was left paralyzed after he was slammed to the ground during a traffic stop won a $20 million settlement, one of the largest in the state’s history, officials announced Tuesday.

Thailand’s Parliament is voting for a new prime minister, with progressive Pita Limjaroenrat facing challenges despite a stunning election victory in May.

A 15-year-old girl died in the custody of the U.S. refugee agency while being treated for a “significant, pre-existing illness,” federal health officials said Tuesday.

DOJ attorneys argued that a federal judge was wrong to allow plans for a Trump deposition to go forward in a pair lawsuits filed by Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.