Senate Democrats will be forced to take a stand on a Republican-drafted measure to nullify a District of Columbia law reducing the penalties for some violent crimes despite a last-minute attempt by the city council to take back the legislation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom said the state will stop doing business with Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. after the drugstore chain moved to halt sales of abortion pills in 20 Republican-led states.
Snap Inc. shares soared on Monday as lawmaker efforts to ban TikTok appeared to be gaining traction in the US.
While stock-picking investors wait around trying to decide their next market move, their computer-driven counterparts have no such luxury.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy ordered his military commander to summon more forces to defend against Russia’s attempt to cut off the besieged eastern city of Bakhmut. Kremlin forces are on the offensive along five axes in Ukraine’s east, including near Bakhmut.
Argentina will give investors the chance to exchange holdings of local debt into new bonds in a bid to ease fears of a default on the government’s $35 billion dollars of local debt coming due in the second quarter.
Oil broke above its 100-day moving average as a shale executive in Houston projected America’s most prolific basin will soon peak, though China’s tempered economic forecast limited crude’s upside.
Where you sit can often tell your status in the office hierarchy. It’s no different at the National People’s Congress, where Xi Jinping’s allies are all crammed around the Chinese leader.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre offered a dismissive response to Democrat Marianne Williamson’s long-shot 2024 presidential campaign, poking fun at the self-help author and spiritual adviser.
The Federal Trade Commission is expected to sue Intercontinental Exchange Inc. over its proposed $13.1 billion acquisition of mortgage software rival Black Knight Inc. as soon as Thursday, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
