New York City Mayor Eric Adams has asked a judge to temporarily suspend a 42-year-old court ruling requiring the city to shelter homeless adults amid a surge in asylum seekers that’s weighed on the municipal budget.
Default-risk concerns also appear to be affecting US equities too
Once President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy shake hands on a debt-limit deal, there is still a procedural and political gauntlet to run before the US can avert a default.
Tyler Perry is one of Black Entertainment Television’s most prolific creators — and just one name in a constellation of stars circling the storied cable channel.
The Oakland A’s are one step closer to moving to Las Vegas after the team joined Nevada’s governor and other local and state officials in unveiling a tentative agreement to finance a proposed $1.5 billion ballpark for the Major League Baseball club.
A former Morgan Stanley financial adviser was sentenced to more than seven years behind bars for ripping off retirees and other clients in a decade-long Ponzi scheme.
President Joe Biden renewed his call for Congress to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, as well as enact other gun safety measures as he observed the one-year anniversary of a deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.
Tina Turner, the Grammy Award-winning singer who sold out massive stadiums with her powerful and sultry singing and made it into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, has died. She was 83.
In yet another sign of the increasing financial stress facing US hospitals, a public health care operator in California has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Oil rose for a third day as a bullish US stockpile report propelled a rally led by Saudi Arabia’s warning to short sellers.
