The White House is set to fast-track a ruling on firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, just days before the crucial FOMC meeting. The move comes...
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk assassinated at Utah university, leaving a significant void in U.S. conservative politics. #BreakingNews
ANZ plans to cut 3,500 jobs, sparking debate on the future of Australia's banking sector and employment dynamics.
Israel strikes Hamas leadership in Qatar, killing five, including a negotiator’s son, prompting Western denunciations. #Israel #Hamas #Qatar
France's Prime Minister Bayrou faces imminent no-confidence defeat, risking government collapse after nine months in office.
China's 80th anniversary of Japan's defeat featured a parade with global leaders, stirring questions about alliances, says economist Tim Harcourt.
Trump ready for new Russia sanctions after drone assault on Ukraine; frustrated by stalled peace efforts and military aggression.
US job growth slows to 75,000 in August, prompting key insights on economy, markets, and Federal Reserve decisions with Kyle Rodda.
Trump urges Europe to halt Russian oil purchases, linking revenues to Moscow's war in Ukraine during a multination meeting.
Putin urges Ukraine to engage in peace talks, noting possible US support for resolution in ongoing war.
Trump family's World Liberty token tumbles on first trading day, falling 12% to $0.246 after initial debut
Russia escalates attacks in Ukraine despite Trump's peace talk deadlines, intensifying military operations and hybrid warfare tactics in Europe
UK, France, Germany parties surge in polls, prompting a political shift with implications for markets and the EU.
Australia's age-assurance trial reveals social media age checks can work but need safeguards and privacy protections.
Populist parties rise in Europe amid voter anger over immigration and inflation; insights from Prof Tim Harcourt.