The European Union has not gone as far as President Trump in cracking down on immigration, but its shift is already profound. By Emma Bubola and Jeanna Smialek Emma Bubola reported from Rome, and ...

If you are looking at Kinder Morgan (NYSE: KMI) and its 4.1% dividend yield, you should also consider Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) and its 6.8% distribution yield. But the reason for ...

Steady demand for natural gas and supply bottlenecks have helped pipeline operators like Kinder Morgan. It’s time to buy the stock.

European sales of Tesla vehicles plunged for the fifth month in a row as the company continues to suffer fallout from Elon Musk’s cost-cutting stint in the Trump administration.

When the European Union last year imposed steep tariffs on electric cars made in China, it looked like a serious setback for BYD and other Chinese automakers. But the Chinese companies were not so ...

LONDON (Reuters) -In their rush to retain Donald Trump's support for NATO, the alliance's European members have promised to more than double the amount of wealth they set aside for military spending.

The U.S. is pulling away from Europe in economic growth—and one big reason is the continent’s inability to create new big tech firms the size of Apple, Meta or Google. Looking for unicorns ...

Right now, 15 European countries have already gone coal-free, and 10 more have plans to do so in the next five years. Read more: The US’s largest solar + storage project just hit a big milestone.

Europe is expected to publish a draft law by the end of June to overhaul the regulation of space services, introducing unified rules for companies operating in or selling to the European market.

Now, as US military aid slows and Trump continues to distance himself from the war, Europe faces a historic reckoning. For the first time in nearly 80 years, the continent stands alone.

Since 2022, Western Europe has experienced its largest diphtheria outbreak in 70 years, primarily affecting young male migrants, with 536 cases and three deaths reported.

Over the past several months, amid President Donald Trump’s return to power, some Europeans increasingly see their reliance on U.S. intelligence as a vulnerability.