The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.75% to 4% on a 10-2 vote, with Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanting a hike. Chairman Kevin Warsh then said one 2027 meeting will carry no rate vote or statement, and the details
Brussels signaled a potentially significant shift in Europe’s approach toward Moscow on Monday as European Union foreign ministers openly discussed the possibility of future negotiations with Russia, exposing growing internal debate over
Saudi Aramco has issued one of the starkest warnings yet about the state of the global energy market, declaring that nearly 880 million barrels of liquid hydrocarbons have effectively vanished from global
Australia’s stock market slid sharply on Monday after biotech heavyweight CSL plunged in one of the most dramatic collapses in modern ASX history, wiping nearly A$10 billion from its market value and
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stood before a deeply divided Labour Party on Monday and delivered what many inside Westminster viewed as the most consequential speech of his political career, a last-ditch
A silent rupture is unfolding across North America’s longest border. For decades, Canadians crossed into the United States with little hesitation. They flew to Las Vegas for weekends, spent winters in Florida,
Senator Jon Ossoff is betting that anger toward political corruption, elite influence, and billionaire power may prove stronger than partisan loyalty in one of the most consequential Senate races in the United
Donald Trump’s blunt rejection of Iran’s latest proposal to end the war sent oil markets sharply higher on Monday and reignited fears that the global economy is drifting toward a prolonged energy
Wall Street struggled for direction Monday as investors weighed surging oil prices, renewed Iran tensions and another explosive rally in artificial intelligence-linked semiconductor stocks that continued pushing the Nasdaq toward record territory.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stood before a deeply fractured Labour Party on Monday and delivered what many inside Westminster now view as the defining speech of his political survival. After weeks
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres warned Monday that there is “no military solution” to the growing tensions surrounding Cuba, delivering the clearest international appeal yet for restraint as fears rise over
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