Someone from Donald Trump’s White House called a Jan. 6 rioter and said “you have to go home now,” according to a new book titled “The Breach,” written by Denver Riggleman, a former staff member of the panel probing the insurrection.
A SPAC set to take Donald Trump’s media company public has been linked to troubles with finances and difficulties finalizing its merger. A filing reveals the company changed its mailing address and it could provide a hint of financial troubles.
Following the Fed-induced sell-off in the week ended Sept. 23, discussions over the weekend centered around whether Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and his team would announce yet another aggressive rate hike.
Here is a quick roundup of five stories you may have missed from the weekend:
An upcoming book reveals if former President Donald Trump is still in touch with some world leaders, particularly Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.
If former President Donald Trump is to be referred to the prosecutors, the decision of the Jan.6 committee probing the Capitol insurrection should be unanimous, said Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).
In 2022, politics are as polarized and divisive as ever. However, there are still some things that most Americans agree on. The notion that those in charge of regulating banks should not be the same people running the banks, is one of those ideas that I hope most Americans can agree on.
This article was originally published on June 21, 2022.
A former president took a shot at another former president when asked a question on a late-night talk show.
What Happened: In a June appearance on “Late Late Show With James Corden,” former President Bill Clinton was a featured guest.
The iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NYSE: EWU) plummeted 5.3% on Friday after investors were not impressed by an aggressive series of tax cuts unveiled by the new U.K. government.
Iranians could soon regain access to the internet, which was blacked out by the government following the recent widespread protests in the country over the death of a woman held in police custody for violating a dress code.