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Companies go public in good times that may not last

A group of House Republicans unveiled a proposal that aims to overhaul the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which has been entangled in legal fights as the Trump administration moves to cut the agency’s funding and staffing.

Traders are scrambling to shield their portfolios against further losses in Treasuries, as worries over the budget deficit and inflation push yields toward multiyear highs.

A prominent Brazilian Supreme Court judge is facing renewed scrutiny over alleged ties to Banco Master SA after the release of text messages from the former owner of the failed lender.

The CIA director’s recent unannounced visit to Moscow has raised speculation about Russian plans to escalate attacks. The post Where and how Putin could expand his war in Europe beyond Ukraine appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Canadian stocks suffered their worst rout in nearly a month as an escalation in tensions in the Middle East added to worries about inflation and sparked a selloff in shares of high-flying technology and financial companies.

In this depressing era of AI slop, psyops and deepfakes in politics, is it wrong to yearn for simpler times?

President Donald Trump can dismiss public opinion polls as “fake news” all he wants. That won’t change the fact that the commander-in-chief is in political distress — even according to survey outlets that usually give him more favorable ratings.

AI slop is taking over political communication. What could go wrong?

America needs its neighbors to counter China.