British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would seek more concessions from European Union leaders on her country's exit from the bloc. Yet it remains unclear what Europe can offer May to placate her critics and her humiliation in Parliament does little to bolster her cause in Brussels.
U.S. markets also were down as investors are on edge about developments in the U.S.-China trade dispute.
Attorneys for Maria Butina and prosecutors have asked a judge set a time for Butina to withdraw her previous plea of not guilty.
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The decision from the Supreme Court leaves in place lower court rulings that Medicaid recipients who receive services from Planned Parenthood can challenge a state’s decision to cut off public funding.
The president pushed back on a court filing in which federal prosecutors said he directed payments to Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels to silence them about alleged affairs.
The commission, convened after Florida school massacre, will not recommend new gun restrictions, but will offer guidelines for schools choosing to arm teachers.
In an interview with “60 Minutes,” Musk said he was abiding by the settlement out of respect for the justice system, not because he agrees with federal securities regulators.
Meng Wanzhou’s arrest has Canada caught in an explosive case that has tested a shaky truce over trade between the United States and China.
The inquiry has rattled an industry that is portrayed in Washington as the white knight of U.S. health care. “This is most likely the largest cartel in the history of the United States,” said Joseph Nielsen, an assistant attorney general and antitrust investigator in Connecticut.
