The US asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit by hedge fund manager Ken Griffin against the Internal Revenue Service after the billionaire accused the agency of failing to protect his confidential financial information.
A common type of penicillin used to treat syphilis is in short supply in the US as cases of the sexually transmitted disease continue to rise.
The New York author who sued Donald Trump claiming he raped her in a department store in the 1990s testified in graphic detail about the alleged assault, breaking down at times and saying she even bought bullets in fear of the blowback from her accusation.
Homeowners in California, the largest US rooftop-solar market, raced to buy panels in the first quarter of the year. But the regulatory change that spurred that rush may slow installations later in the year, a prospect that has investors on edge.
DraftKings Inc. is planning to launch its own streaming video service, the latest evidence that sports betting and media are converging.
A week before the Federal Reserve’s next meeting, JPMorgan Chase & Co. unveiled an artificial intelligence-powered model that aims to decipher the central bank’s messaging and uncover potential trading signals.
Bitcoin retreated after briefly climbing back above $30,000 for the first time in a week, reminding investors of the volatility that has long been a key attraction for many traders.
Pras Michel, a Grammy-winning rapper turned political influencer, was convicted of conspiring to wage a back-channel lobbying campaign to end US probes of Malaysian tycoon Jho Low and get American authorities to extradite a dissident Chinese billionaire.
It’s starting to look like OPEC+ was right again.
SpaceX’s Starship test launch from southern Texas sparked a 3.5-acre fire and spread debris over hundreds of acres of combined company-owned and state park land, a federal agency said.
