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Japan, South Korea stocks hit record high as investors shrug off stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations
Asia-Pacific markets climbed Monday as investors looked past renewed diplomatic setbacks between the U.S. and Iran.
Everything we know about Cole Allen, the D.C. correspondents dinner shooter
Allen was a guest at the Washington Hilton, where the dinner was held, and officials said he checked in on Friday.
Iran's top diplomat briefly returns to Pakistan but Trump says the sides can talk by phone
Iran's foreign minister briefly visited Islamabad again as Pakistani leaders scrambled to reignite ceasefire negotiations between Tehran and the U.S.
Here are the 3 big things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead
The busiest week of the earnings season is upon us.
World leaders express shock, support after White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting
Leaders from the U.K., France, the EU and Pakistan react to a shooting at a high-profile dinner in Washington, D.C., with Trump and his cabinet members.
I’ve studied over 200 kids—parents who have the closest relationships with their adult kids never do 6 things
Every parent hopes their adult child will still want to call, still want to come home, and still choose to let them in. Child psychologist Reem Raouda, who has studied over 200 kids, shares what not to do if you want your kids to stay close with you later on in life.
Purple ube’s viral rise is turning a Filipino staple into a global trend — but supplies are tightening
Ube, a naturally sweet, starchy vegetable grown in the Philippines, has transcended Filipino culture and become a social media sensation.
Insurance rates based on credit history draw scrutiny from lawmakers in some states
Several state legislatures have bills pending that would prohibit insurers from using consumers' credit history to determine how much their premiums are.
Top Wall Street analysts pick these 3 dividend stocks for reliable income
Those looking for a stable stream of passive income amid uncertainty can add stocks of some well-established dividend-paying companies to their portfolios.
Two topics likely to come up in the first Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting without Buffett
Investors are likely to zero in on share repurchases after Berkshire resumed buybacks in March for the first time since 2024.
Earnings playbook: Five of the 'Magnificent Seven' set to report in busiest week of season
Meta Platforms, Apple and Amazon are among the companies set to report.
Trump: Shooter at White House press dinner had multiple weapons, one officer shot
Trump, seated next to first lady Melania Trump, was quickly surrounded by Secret Service agents, while many attendees ducked under their tables.
Trump and journalists will be closely watched to see how they get along at White House correspondents' dinner
The Republican president did not attend the dinner during his first term or the first year of his second.
Trump cancels U.S. envoy trip to Pakistan for Iran war negotiations: 'If they want to talk, all they have to do is call'
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner had been expected to arrive in Islamabad on Saturday.
3 forces that drove another historic – yet volatile – week for the S&P 500
The Iran war wasn't the only focus. Corporate earnings and a split between hardware and software stocks caught our attention as well.
Some young Americans scale back dating as costs and apps add pressure, survey shows
Dating is becoming a financial decision for young Americans, with higher costs and paid apps leading many to cut back on dates.
$300 bags, $150 earrings, $60 hats: Mid-priced products are a status symbol for young shoppers
A growing number of Gen Zers and millennial consumers with disposable income are shifting away from both luxury- and discount-priced retail items alike.
36-year-old left the U.S. for China—now pays $1,000 rent and $100 for groceries for family of 4: It's my 'version of the American Dream’
A decade ago, Bradley Krae left the United States to teach English in Shenzhen, China. He spends less money and says the has found his own version of the American Dream there.
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