Here’s a set of numbers that so far haven’t been revised: The U.S. economy has added 486,000 jobs during Trump’s second term, ...

Led by the Students Against Discrimination, the 36-day July Uprising, sparked by protests over public service recruitment ...

A significant number of listed banks that reported profits in the April-June quarter of 2025 did so not because of strong banking operations, but largely due to earnings from government treasury bonds ...

India remains engaged with the United States on a trade deal, an Indian government source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Wednesday, after President Donald Trump said Washington will impose a ...

Overview: Ahead of an important North American session, the US dollar has a slightly softer tone in narrow ranges against the G10 currencies. The Canadian and Australian dollars are laggards, with ...

Trump reportedly plans to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, sparking market volatility and setting up potential legal showdown.

Political influencer and podcast host Link Lauren sat down with Fox News Digital to discuss President Donald Trump's favorability with the LGBTQ community as the president nears his sixth month in ...

FERGUSON WELLMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC has added 262,156 shares of $ADP to their portfolio, per a new SEC 13F filing. This disclosure reflects the funds' holdings for the 06-30-2025 report period.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard criticized a Washington Post reporter on Thursday over the journalist’s reporting, calling her “a clear political op.” Post reporte… ...

Overview The official U.S. jobs report for June delivered a surprisingly sharp turnaround from the gloom triggered by ADP private payroll data just 24 hours earlier.

Trump was acutely aware of the political implications of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the authors report, telling his co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita: “Oh sh*t.

Stocks moved higher Wednesday as investors monitored developments on trade talks and budget bill deliberations, ahead of tomorrow's highly anticipated jobs report.