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By David Lawder and Howard Schneider U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen travels to North Carolina on Thursday to

By Matteo Allievi and Danilo Masoni GDANSK/MILAN Italian and Spanish stocks hit multi-year highs on Thursday following a

EuroLeague Week 8 Power Rankings: Quantifying Panathinaikos and Baskonia's good form in EuroLeague, Virtus Bologna's ability to remain victorious in EuroLeague, Olympiacos' great depth in EuroLeague, and the EuroLeague era of scoring forwards.

Indicted New York Representative George Santos launched Thursday into litany of innuendo about wrongdoing by other mostly unnamed

Canada’s economy unexpectedly contracted in the third quarter and consumption flatlined, confirming the central bank’s aggressive interest rate

Activist investor Nelson Peltz is seeking two seats on Walt Disney's board, CNBC reported on Thursday. The media

Big moves in the NWSL: Sam Mewis parts ways with Kansas City Current amidst recovery, Imani Dorsey joins Utah Royals FC for two seasons, and Katie Stengel doesn't rule out a Liverpool comeback.

Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and The Weeknd are Spotify's top three most-streamed artists globally.

By Makini Brice and Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON Indicted U.S. Representative George Santos on Thursday struck a defiant note

WhatsApp has added “secret codes” for chats, allowing them to be locked and hidden. The feature is intended to let people have a chat that will not even be visible within the list of conversations. Instead, they can only be found by typing that code into the search bar at the top of the app. The feature is intended as “another layer of privacy for protecting your most sensitive conversations”. It has been built for those people who might need to keep important conversations entirely hidden, even from people who have access to their phone – such as people in abusive relationships. WhatsApp described the feature as a way to protect chats and “make them harder to find if someone has access to your phone or you share a phone with someone else”. It follows a similar feature, Chat Lock, which was announced earlier this year. When chats are locked, they are taken out of the inbox and put in their own “Locked chats” section, which requires a password or biometric authentication like a fingerprint to open. “We think this feature will be great for people who have reason to share their phones from time to time with a family member or those moments where someone else is holding your phone at the exact moment an extra special chat arrives,” it said then. Chats can be locked by long tapping on a conversation in the list and choosing the lock option. They can be found again by slowly pulling down on the inbox, which will bring up the prompt to open it. Secret code, however, means that they will not appear in that list at all. Instead, users will have to put the code into the search bar. As such, people will not even be able to find those hidden chats even if they know they might exist. Users create the code by locking it and then choosing the code option, when they are prompted to “use a word or emoji, but make it memorable”. Typing that word or emoji into the search bar will then bring up the chat, but it will otherwise not show at all.

Shane MacGowan, the boozy, rabble-rousing singer and chief songwriter of The Pogues, who infused traditional Irish music with the energy and spirit of punk, has died, his family said

Traders on Thursday maintained bets the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady for three more meetings before