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The bad news keeps on coming for Britain’s rental market as a rise in tax proceeds from property disposals hints at a bigger-than-expected selloff by the nation’s landlords.

While the cause of the deadly Maui fires remains under investigation, lawyers are sending experts to the island to look into utility power lines as being a possible source of ignition.

Argentines cast ballots Sunday in a critical primary election that will provide a key barometer of expectations for the general vote two months later.

Balochistan Liberation Army militants claimed responsibility for an attack on a convoy of Chinese engineers in the southwest of Pakistan on Sunday, Agence France-Presse reported.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson chose a 30-year veteran of the city’s police department to serve as its next superintendent, one of the most critical decisions of his first year in office as crime rates remain stubbornly high in the third-largest US city.

An increasing number of economists — including the Federal Reserve’s own staff — are predicting the US will escape a recession, though it’ll be well into 2024 before anyone can be sure of it.

United States Steel Corp. began a formal review of strategic alternatives after receiving “multiple unsolicited” proposals, an indication that a years-long transition may finally be paying off.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists anticipate the Federal Reserve will start lowering interest rates by the end of next June, with a gradual, quarterly pace of reductions from that point.

A lawyer for Hunter Biden said he’s committed to avoiding a trial for the US president’s son, whose legal entanglements are set to remain in focus during the 2024 election campaign after his plea deal collapsed.

At least four people were killed Sunday in a shooting at an Iranian mosque that was the site of a deadly gun attack last year, Iran’s state-run Islamic Republic News Agency reported.