U.S. Expands Sanctions On Cuba's Tourism Sector
The report said the sanctions, authorized under a May executive order, block the U.S.-based property and financial interests of the designated entities.
Trade
US Trade Fraud Investigations Surpass $1 Billion Mark
The total includes penalties, settlements, restitution, asset forfeitures and alleged losses in pending criminal and civil cases. About $150 million of the overall figure relates to ongoing cases.
Fed Chair Warsh Outlines New Strategy To Tackle Inflation
He acknowledged that elevated prices over the past five years have burdened American households and businesses
Trump's Iran Blockade Plan Sends Global Oil Prices Higher
U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose above $80 per barrel, while Brent crude climbed past $87 after extending gains from the previous session.
Gulf States Accelerate Oil Export Alternatives To Strait Of Hormuz
Saudi Arabia is diverting around four million barrels of crude per day through its East-West pipeline to the Red Sea, while the United Arab Emirates is reportedly planning a new port
Why Is The UK's Switzerland Trade Deal Significant
The agreement is projected to generate an additional £5.2 billion ($6.96 billion) in annual U.K. exports over time
California Senator Presses Canada To Lift Wine Ban
While Saskatchewan and Alberta have resumed stocking U.S. spirits, Ontario and Quebec continue to enforce the restrictions.
U.S. Urges Iran To Guarantee Safe Passage Through Strait Of Hormuz
According to the report, senior U.S. officials want Tehran to provide assurances that ships transiting the strategic waterway will no longer face threats.
U.S. Equity Funds See Strongest Inflows In Three Weeks
The report said expectations for robust second-quarter earnings in the technology sector fueled demand.
Postal Service Increases Stamp Prices Again
The report said the Postal Service continues to face long-term financial challenges after operating at a loss for the past decade.
Ohio Named America's Top State For Business in 2026
The state is also home to 224 existing data centers, reinforcing its growing role in technology and infrastructure development.
Weekly U.S. Unemployment Claims Dip Slightly
According to the U.S. Labor Department, 215,000 Americans filed initial jobless claims in the week ending July 4, down 2,000 from the previous week and below analysts' expectation of 220,000, reported by FactSet
NATO: How Did European Leaders Respond To Trump's Remarks
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte acknowledged Trump's disappointment but noted that European countries had supported U.S. operations by allowing American aircraft to operate from bases across Europe.
Why Is Trump Criticizing NATO Allies Again
The summit comes as NATO faces growing security challenges from Russia's war in Ukraine and continuing debate over long-term military support for Kyiv
What Sparked Trump's New Clash With Spain At NATO
Trump said Spain has failed to contribute enough to NATO and singled it out as the only alliance member that has not committed to spending 5% of its GDP on defense by 2035
House Panel Urges Wizards, Capitals Owner To End Alibaba Ties
According to the report, Rep. John Moolenaar requested confirmation by July 15 that the company has severed ties with the Chinese technology giant and its affiliates.