A New York writer who claims former President Donald Trump raped her in the 1990s urged a judge to uphold a new law allowing victims to sue over alleged sexual abuse that occurred decades earlier.
Climate change is melting mountain glaciers and changing the face of winter in Europe.
Here are key takeaways from minutes of the Federal Reserve’s Dec. 13-14 meeting, released Wednesday:
Student borrowers in the US are struggling to keep up with other kinds of debt even while college payments are frozen, and a surge in delinquencies is likely if the government’s debt-relief plan fails, according to a new study.
Yogi Berra once said of a restaurant that “no one goes there anymore. It’s too crowded.” Bank of America Corp. strategist Savita Subramanian has a similar warning for stock investors.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said the US central bank has at least another percentage point of interest-rate increases to deliver in 2023 even as inflation, which he compared to Uber surge pricing, shows signs of slowing.
A federal judge in Florida has dismissed former President Donald Trump’s subpoena fight with the now-disbanded Jan. 6 congressional committee, an unsurprising end to an historically significant chapter of the investigation.
Saudi Arabia-financed LIV Golf and its feud with PGA Tour Inc. has divided fans, tested players’ allegiances and sparked legal battles.
Optimists were still to be found in the world of US exchange-traded funds, where more than 400 new ETFs were launched despite a harsh bear market. Funds took in more than half a trillion dollars as more investors learned to embrace their easier-to-trade and tax-friendly structure.
(Bloomberg) — Germany will need more gas-powered plants to guarantee secure electricity supplies in the coming years, a study of the network regulator BNetzA found.
