(Bloomberg) — The US and Germany are poised to announce they’ll provide their main battle tanks to Ukraine, offering Kyiv a powerful new weapon to counter Russia and overcoming a disagreement that threatened to fracture allied unity.
US population growth will be driven entirely by immigration within two decades, according to the latest forecasts by the Congressional Budget Office.
Switzerland took a crucial step toward allowing other countries to re-export Swiss-made armaments to Ukraine.
Thailand is headed for its fourth straight quarter-point benchmark rate increase to ward off lingering price pressures as the economy gathers momentum from returning foreign tourists.
Former President Donald Trump abandoned his effort to revive a federal lawsuit in New York challenging the state’s fraud probe into his real estate company, just days after dropping a related complaint in Florida.
(Bloomberg) — Oil erased gains from the past two sessions as earnings from multiple US companies disappointed, potentially signaling a dour short-term outlook for energy traders.
Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk finished testifying Tuesday in the trial of a securities-fraud lawsuit over his August 2018 tweet about taking the company private. Here are the key takeaways:
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says it’s up to President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avert a catastrophic debt default later this year.
Ethiopian investigators’ report into the Boeing Co. 737 Max crash outside Addis Ababa in 2019 falsely claimed the jetliner had an electrical failure, the US government said, in a highly unusual public rebuttal of the nation’s findings about the fatal accident.
Thanks to sole custody, limited visitation and weak courts, kids are often estranged from one parent. But opponents of reform say some proposed changes could make matters worse.
