Month: November 2020

NEW YORK — Stocks are closing higher Monday at the beginning of a potentially turbulent week for markets. The S&P 500 rose 1.2% after more companies reported stronger profits for … Read More

The lawsuit is a major last-minute challenge to voting rules in closely watched states ahead of the election, in which some officials have made special accommodations amid the coronavirus pandemic. … Read More

EXCLUSIVE: Stoked Mark Zuckerberg lets loose as he rides his hydrofoil surfboard (and gets a laugh from female companion) – days after being grilled by senators for limiting Hunter Biden … Read More

The U.S. Treasury is projecting that it will need to borrow $617 billion in the final three months of 2020 as the government boosts the sale of Treasury securities to … Read More

BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker announced a series of new measures Monday meant to curb rising COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts, including a revised stay-at-home advisory, earlier closing times for many … Read More

With less than 24 hours before Election Day, District Court Judge James Wilson denied the Nevada Republican Party and the Trump campaign their request challenging procedures for poll observation and … Read More

Veteran foreign correspondent Robert Fisk who interviewed Osama Bin Laden but cast doubt on Syrian war crimes dies aged 74 Foreign correspondent Robert Fisk, 74, has died after a short … Read More

‘One dead and several injured in gun and suicide bomb attack at Vienna synagogue’: Huge manhunt underway as gunman rampages through streets and ‘accomplice blows themselves up’ with police ordering … Read More

Preparing for mayhem: Businesses board up as the NYPD braces for battle with looters and Australia and Canada tell their citizens not to travel to the US to avoid post-election … Read More

TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas has set another record for its largest number of reported coronavirus cases over seven days. Based on the health department’s data, the state had a rolling … Read More