All 32 Of The Nation's Biggest Banks Clear The Fed's Annual 'Stress Test'
This year's assessment subjected banks to a hypothetical scenario involving a deep recession, sharp declines in asset prices, and rising unemployment.
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White House Seeks $87.6 Billion Supplemental Spending Package
Strengthening defense capabilities following recent operations involving the United States military.
U.S. Reopens Embassy In Kuwait After Months-Long Suspension
The move signals Washington's confidence in the improved security environment and its commitment to maintaining a strong diplomatic presence in the Middle East.
Why Is Tesla Being Sued Over A Fatal Texas Autopilot Crash
The lawsuit was filed by the family of 76-year-old Martha Avila, who died after a Tesla Model 3 crashed into her home in Katy, a suburb of Houston, on June 19.
Qatar And Oman Discuss Future Of Strait Of Hormuz
According to diplomatic sources, the proposed negotiations would involve Iran, Iraq, and Gulf Arab states and would focus on navigation, maritime services, and long-term security arrangements in the waterway.
Why Did A Judge Block The DOJ From Accessing Transgender Care Records
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla issued the ruling on Wednesday, preventing federal prosecutors in Texas from enforcing subpoenas seeking records connected to gender-affirming healthcare provided by New York medical institutions.
Gates Denies Misconduct, Acknowledges Possible Contact With Victims
During a nearly six-hour voluntary interview, Gates said his relationship with Epstein between 2011 and 2014 was focused on philanthropy and potential global health initiatives
What Is The $450 Million PFAS Settlement Against Chemours
The Delaware-based company will pay a $22.5 million civil penalty and invest $90 million over 15 years to reduce PFAS discharges in New Jersey, North Carolina and West Virginia
How Is Trump’s Housing Bill Decision Affecting Republicans
Trump halted the signing ceremony just hours before it was set to take place, arguing that Congress should first pass the SAVE America Act
Trump Delays Signing Of Major Bipartisan Housing Bill
The proposed housing bill seeks to increase housing supply, encourage zoning and permitting reforms, expand manufactured housing, and restrict large institutional investors from purchasing additional single-family homes
Gulf Leaders Fear Iran Agreement Could Shift Regional Balance
Gulf governments remain uneasy about provisions that could give Iran a role in overseeing commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz
Crude Prices Slide As Strait Of Hormuz Shipping Improves
Continued tanker movement through the Strait of Hormuz boosted investor confidence that global energy shipments would remain largely uninterrupted.
Former Eric Adams Adviser Arrested In Corruption Probe
Investigators are examining an alleged bribery scheme involving Carone. Federal prosecutors have not publicly commented on the case, and Carone’s legal representatives had not responded to requests for comment.
Why Are Tech Stocks Rebounding After The AI Sell-Off
Shares of memory manufacturers Micron and Sandisk moved higher after suffering double-digit declines on Tuesday, while the Roundhill Memory ETF also posted gains.
OpenAI Launches Custom Chip With Broadcom To Reduce Nvidia Dependence
The chip will be manufactured by Broadcom and used primarily for AI inference, the computing process that powers responses in ChatGPT and other applications. OpenAI President Greg Brockman sai
How Will Treasury Monitor Released Iranian Assets
According to Treasury Secretary, the first tranche of funds will likely be released from accounts in Qatar, with Treasury officials in Doha monitoring how the money is allocated.