Kremlin is already building high-level team for direct talks with US on Ukraine, sources say
The Kremlin is assembling a high-level negotiating team to engage in direct talks with the United States to end the war in ...
Here's what has investors on edge as stocks cruise near record highs
Trade wars and bond market disruptions loom over an otherwise buoyant stock market. Technical weakness is also a concern, ...
Treasury watchdog begins audit of Musk DOGE team’s access to the US government’s payment system
The audit will also review the past two years of the system’s transactions as it relates to Musk’s assertion of “alleged ...
Trump presidency: Firings halted at consumer protection bureau following court challenge
President Donald Trump continues to forge ahead with transforming the federal government as his changes face multiple legal challenges. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance is meeting with Ukraines’ ...
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Rollins confirmed as US agriculture secretary
The U.S. Senate voted on February 13 to confirm Brooke Rollins to be the secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture ...
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California Is a Warning for Progressive Ballot Initiatives
Progressive ballot measures in California have suffered crushing defeats, even as similar initiatives succeed in red states.
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UK economy
M&S and Tesco among those sounding the alarm over the Chancellor’s business rates system shake-up ...
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Why EU economic challenges are reducing its global influence
For decades, the EU was a beacon of economic prosperity, global trade leadership and political stability. Yet today, it faces ...
The Economic Argument for Ditching the Penny—and Why Some Want to Keep It
President Trump wants to ditch the penny, a move that some experts say is long overdue. Advocates of the least-valuable coin say it should stick around. WSJ examines the question of whether or not it ...