The S&P 500 closed above 6,000 for the first time since February, signaling potential for a record high as investors overcome tariff and recession concerns. What does this mean for the market?
The recent travel ban imposed by President Trump on several African nations has ignited widespread anger and concern among citizens. Many fear the implications for their families and future opportunities in the U.S.
As stock market futures remain steady, all eyes are on the upcoming jobs report that could unveil the U.S. economy's health. Will it spark recession fears or reassure investors? Read more!
Tensions escalate as Ukraine strikes deep into Russia, targeting nuclear-capable bombers. Experts warn of rising risks in the ongoing conflict. What does this mean for global security?
In a controversial decision, the Trump administration has rescinded guidance protecting pregnant patients in medical emergencies from being denied care due to state abortion bans, raising concerns among healthcare providers and advocates.
The Trump administration's decision to revoke guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions raises serious concerns for women's health, especially in states with strict abortion bans. Advocates warn this could lead to dangerous consequences for pregnant women in medical emergencies.
Experts warn that small cap stocks could continue to lag behind larger companies, even as fears of a recession fade. Capital Economics highlights historical trends and recent market movements.
Dollar General's shares jumped over 10% following a robust earnings report, revealing a shift in customer demographics as more middle- and higher-income shoppers flock to the discount retailer amidst tariff fears.
In April, US job openings rose to 7.39 million, defying expectations of a decline. This increase may indicate a resilient labor market amidst economic uncertainty, but rising layoffs raise concerns.
Health officials in Minnesota have reported two new measles cases, including one in an unvaccinated child at Mall of America. Visitors are urged to monitor for symptoms as fears of a wider outbreak grow.
