President Trump’s vow to “wage war” on drug cartels has resulted in bombshell accusations of money laundering against three Mexican financial institutions — allegations that sparked a defiant pushback from Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

The Trump administration set a trap for the court, and the conservative justices walked right into it.

Harvard University failed to protect Jewish students from harassment, the Trump administration concluded after an investigation, threatening to cut all federal funding from the Ivy League school if it fails to take action.

Norway’s largest private pension fund has excluded two defense companies from its portfolio, citing their links to the Israeli military and the war in Gaza.

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling related to birthright citizenship has sparked widespread confusion among immigrants and legal advocates.

Continuing its deference to the presidency, the U.S. Supreme Court has further expanded executive authority, ruling that federal judges cannot issue nationwide injunctions.

European stocks outperformed their U.S. peers by the widest margin on record in dollar terms during the first half of 2025.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a budget that rolls back several progressive initiatives—including a landmark health care expansion for low-income immigrants without legal status—in order to close a $12 billion deficit.

When it comes to the Federal Reserve, President Trump can’t get no satisfaction. He wants the Fed to cut interest rates, and it continually declines to do so.

The Senate has begun its marathon debate over President Donald Trump’s package of legislative priorities.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index closed at a milestone level today, rising 58.91 points or 0.93% to end at 6,423.85—its intraday high.

President Donald Trump said that he had terminated trade discussions with Canada, citing an incoming Canadian tax on tech companies, including those based in the U.S.

President Trump’s net approval rating has hit a new low in the latest Economist/YouGov poll, taken as he moved to involve the U.S. in conflict in the Middle East.

Home Depot is buying specialty building products distributor GMS for $4.3 billion, the second notable acquisition in a little over a year that emphasizes a deliberate push by the home improvement chain into the building and materials supply business.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced plans to reduce military spending after top Kremlin officials warned that Russia is “on the brink of recession."

Sports car manufacturer Lotus is considering ending production at its historic U.K. facility in favor of building a new plant in the U.S.

Warren Buffett has donated another $6 billion of Berkshire Hathaway stock to the Gates Foundation and four family charities.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson accused the Court’s conservative majority of accelerating the “demise” of government institutions by handing President Donald Trump a significant victory in a decision on birthright citizenship.

China imports about a fifth of Iran’s oil—more than any other country—but it may not be the hardest hit if Tehran’s daily exports of one to two million barrels are disrupted.

California Governor Gavin Newsom is suing Fox News, accusing the network of defamation over its coverage of a phone call he allegedly had with President Trump this month.

Billionaire Elon Musk, former adviser to President Trump on government spending cuts, launched a fresh wave of criticism against the president’s legislative package, warning that it could destroy millions of American jobs.

The U.S. has sent letters to Enterprise Products and Energy Transfer, informing the companies that they could load ethane on vessels destined for China but could not unload the ethane there without authorization.

Chinese companies have signed their first soymeal import deal with Argentina since Beijing approved such imports in 2019.

US stocks are adding to their record highs on Monday as Wall Street nears the end of a second straight winning month.