A Minnesota man faces federal charges after allegedly spraying Rep. Ilhan Omar with a liquid during a public event, with a judge ruling Tuesday he must remain in custody pending trial.
Facing a surge in AI-powered scams and persistent check fraud, financial institutions in Western Massachusetts are adopting advanced technologies and emphasizing customer education to protect assets.
A U.S. F-35C fighter jet destroyed an Iranian Shahed-139 drone that was aggressively approaching the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, Central Command said, in an incident that risks escalating regional tensions amid stalled diplomatic efforts.
Shares of staffing firm Kforce (KFRC) dropped sharply following a fourth-quarter report where missed profit expectations and contracting margins overshadowed a minor revenue beat, highlighting ongoing pressures in the professional staffing sector.
As a partial government shutdown enters its second week, taxpayers are questioning the potential impact on IRS operations and the upcoming tax filing season. While the agency remains open for now, experts warn of possible delays depending on the shutdown's duration and scope.
Shares of solid-state battery developer Solid Power (SLDP) fell sharply following the announcement of a $130 million follow-on equity and warrant offering. The move, aimed at funding ongoing R&D and partnerships, has reignited investor concerns over dilution and the company's path to profitability.
A short-lived partial government shutdown concluded Tuesday after the House approved a bipartisan funding extension, following a deal brokered between the White House and Senate Democrats.
As Crown Castle's shares languish near multi-year lows, a fundamental analysis suggests a significant disconnect. A discounted cash flow model points to a potential 33% undervaluation, while price-to-sales metrics also signal a gap. We examine the numbers behind the telecom REIT's slump and what it means for value-oriented investors.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-presumed successor to his father Muammar Gaddafi and a polarizing figure in Libya's post-revolution turmoil, has reportedly been shot dead in Zintan, according to local sources. His death marks a symbolic end to a lingering chapter of the country's conflict.
Amid ongoing sales challenges, Target names Michael Fiddelke as CEO and launches its most expansive spring beauty collection to date, signaling a strategic pivot aimed at winning back customers and investor confidence.
Ballast CEO Greg MacDonald navigates a monumental turnaround at the 152-acre Parkmerced complex, confronting years of neglect and systemic challenges while betting on San Francisco's broader housing recovery.
A four-day partial government shutdown appears set to conclude after the House narrowly passed a funding package, sending it to President Trump for his expected signature following intense White House pressure on Republican holdouts.
The strategic acquisition significantly expands Clearstead's ultra-high-net-worth services and establishes a strong foothold in the competitive Pacific Northwest wealth management market.
President Vladimir Putin confirmed Russia's economic expansion slowed sharply to 1% last year, a significant deceleration from previous years, as the country grapples with the dual pressures of sustained military spending and persistent inflation.
As major indices rally to start February 2026, a screen for intrinsic value reveals potential bargains in the financial sector. We examine three regional banks trading significantly below their estimated fair value.
A landmark study from the Geneva Academy documents a global crisis in international humanitarian law, with civilians targeted on an industrial scale across multiple conflicts and major powers failing to enforce the rules.
The reopening of the Rafah crossing, a potential lifeline for Gaza, has been marred by disturbing accounts from the first Palestinians allowed back. Multiple women report being bound, blindfolded, and subjected to hours of threatening interrogation by Israeli troops, casting a shadow over the fragile return process.
A surge of new apartment construction in the Raleigh area is giving renters more options and negotiating power, with rents cooling notably in several key neighborhoods. We break down the data and the deals.
A digital billboard celebrating ICE agents with a Super Bowl theme has ignited strong reactions in San Francisco, with critics calling it inflammatory and supporters defending it as patriotic, amid ongoing national tensions over immigration enforcement.
In a competitive labor market, companies are re-evaluating their total compensation strategies. A new report breaks down the distinct roles of foundational benefits, cultural perks, and performance-based rewards in driving engagement and retention.
