Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale withdraws from Senate race days after announcing campaign
Less than a week after announcing his run for Senate, Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-Mont.) is withdrawing from the race, citing former president Donald Trump’s decision to endorse his opponent. “The day I announced, President Trump then announced that he was endorsing
Ukraine backers in House explore bypassing Johnson to secure more aid
A bipartisan group of lawmakers sat across from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last week and delivered the good news — and, then, the bad. The good news, recalled Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo.), was that if the House were to vote on
Bitcoin Soars 13%, Hits $52K: ETF War Rages
Bitcoin Soars 13%, Hits $52K: ETF War Rages Bitcoin’s price jumps over 13% weekly, hitting $52,290. VanEck cuts HODL ETF fees to 0.20%. Franklin Templeton applies for a spot in Ethereum ETF. Bitcoin has surged past $52,000, fueling speculation of a pre-halving rally. This
Oil Dips to $82.71 Amid Demand Fears
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S&P Up 0.2%, Nasdaq Gains 0.6%, Dow Falls 41 Points
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Yen at 150.2, government Intervention Eyes Volatility
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Recession Hits Japan, U.K.; Eurozone Growth at 0.8%
Recession Hits Japan, U.K.; Eurozone Growth at 0.8% Japan and the U.K. officially enter recession, with economies shrinking for two consecutive quarters. Europe braces for subdued growth, with the eurozone’s economic growth forecast downgraded to 0.8% for the year. Japan faces a unique
Don’t freak out about the stock market’s inflation freakout
Stock markets threw a tantrum Tuesday, posting big losses after slightly hotter-than-expected inflation data stoked worries that interest rate cuts may not be coming soon. But don’t freak out. Markets tend to overreact. January’s consumer price index report is just one
Federal regulators are probing whether Cash App leaves door open to money launderers, terrorists
Federal financial regulators are exploring allegations by two whistleblowers that Cash App, the popular mobile payment platform, and entities providing transaction services to its users performed inadequate due diligence on customers, potentially opening the door to money laundering, terrorism financing and
Ukraine backers in House explore bypassing Johnson to secure more aid
A bipartisan group of lawmakers sat across from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last week and delivered the good news — and, then, the bad. The good news, recalled Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo.), was that if the House were to vote on