Donald Trump is still the frontrunner for his party’s 2024 presidential nomination, a survey conducted mostly after he announced he was facing federal indictment shows, with 53% of Republican and GOP-leaning voters supporting him.
Brazil’s outlook was raised to positive from stable by S&P Global Ratings amid signs of greater certainty about the country’s fiscal and monetary policy.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is running for president, a long-shot bid that would nonetheless raise the national profile of the 45-year-old mayor who once dubbed his city the “crypto capital of the world.”
Turns out not even hawkish saber-rattling by the Federal Reserve is enough to awaken stock investors from the spell cast on them by artificial intelligence.
The relentless rally in US stocks lost some traction on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve signaled interest-rate hikes are still on the table after pausing its tightening cycle in June to assess economic conditions.
House conservatives on Wednesday proposed raising the US retirement age to collect Social Security, handing Democrats damaging political ammunition ahead of the 2024 election.
Prices in the cryptocurrency market slumped across the board after the Federal Reserve signaled the possibility of resuming its interest-rate hikes after pausing its tightening cycle.
The USS Connecticut, a premier submarine that struck an underwater mountain in the South China Sea 19 months ago, won’t be back in service until early 2026 at the soonest, according to the US Navy, adding to a backlog of maintenance overhauls as the US faces a growing Chinese fleet.
DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Gundlach doesn’t believe the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates anytime soon despite Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling the resumption of monetary tightening.
A week after topping Apple Inc.’s iTunes chart, popular versions of a Hong Kong protest anthem are unsearchable on the platform, as the government tries to outlaw the song in the city’s courts.
