Can Harris Bridge the Great Divide?
The street is not with the vice president.
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The street is not with the vice president.
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Photographer: Marco Meniero Summary Author: Marco Meniero Featured here is a beautiful cloud corona I captured above Civitavecchia, Rome Italy, on May 14, 2024. Iridescent colors depend on the diffraction of very small particles that are slightly larger than the...
The $13 billion that Elon Musk borrowed to buy Twitter has turned into the worst merger-finance deal for banks since the 2008-09 financial crisis.
A federal judge struck down a landmark regulation issued by the FTC that sought to ban employers from using noncompete agreements to prevent most workers from joining rival firms.
Gold prices set a record amid geopolitical tensions and investors’ rising hopes for a U.S. interest-rate cut.
Alaska Air and Hawaiian Airlines cleared a major hurdle in their quest to combine after the Justice Department chose not to challenge the deal on antitrust grounds.
Tesla is set to pay lower tariffs on EVs exported from China to the EU after the bloc revised penalties for carmakers amid a probe into allegedly unfair subsidies from Beijing.
Chrysler parent Stellantis said it would delay its plans to reopen an assembly plant in Belvidere, Ill., and added that it remains committed to the endeavor.
XPeng’s second-quarter net loss narrowed on stronger electric-vehicle sales, higher revenue from its collaboration with VW and improved margins.
At the Democratic National Convention, many in the party will cheer his record—and hope he will be able to help expand it as vice president.
Former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, in twin speeches Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention, put their star power behind the campaign to elect Kamala Harris as the first woman president.
Thousands of protesters outside the DNC in Chicago denounced Harris and the Democratic Party as doing too little to address social and economic issues they care about.
Israel recovered the bodies of six hostages from behind a false wall in a tunnel inside Gaza during an hourslong operation, authorities said, as dozens of other captives, alive and dead, remained in the enclave.
Three leading figures from the worlds of technology, banking and law, along with members of their families, were presumed dead after a luxury yacht they were aboard sank during a storm off the coast of Sicily.
A North Korean soldier defected to the South, navigating on foot the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone in the first defection by an active-duty soldier from the fortress state since 2019.
Eli Lilly’s anti-obesity drug Zepbound significantly reduced the risk of Type 2 diabetes among people with excess weight and elevated blood-sugar levels in a new study.
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The makeup brand, best known for its $38 blush-and-bronze sticks, is slated to enter just under 600 doors this month.
The Neapolitan brand is leveraging its fan base in the U.S. to boost its business.
As member states call on the EU Commission to enforce the Union's external borders, the EU's border agency, Frontex, has launched tenders for around €400 million worth of equipment, including the purchase of drones and other surveillance technology.
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The country’s wealth fund shifts its focus to domestic spending and away from foreign investments.
Lawmakers owe Americans a better option than the Inflation Reducation Act.
The Singaporean model could serve as a valuable template for many countries