In new acts against infrastructure, fiber-optic networks were vandalized Sunday night in several regions across the country.
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Thomas Matthew Crooks collected chemicals and gun equipment in the home he shared with his parents. Trump has agreed to be interviewed by the FBI as part of its investigation.
The government bailed out the lender during the financial crisis and has been trimming down as part of a plan to return it to private ownership in the coming years.
Heineken shares fell after the Dutch brewer said a significant impairment in China weighed on its net earnings, while its updated guidance came in below market expectations.
Hezbollah is garnering support for its confrontational posture toward Israel—even as the fighting risks an all-out war that every major faction in the fractured country says it wants to avoid.
The Spanish legend hoped for a storybook run in Olympic tennis. Novak Djokovic had other ideas.
Stockholders will get $338 a share cash in a deal led by private-credit firm Sixth Street.
The BlackBerry veteran succeeds Steve Rai, who is leaving the Canadian cybersecurity company.
She made her international debut in the 1970s. She retired and unretired—twice. Now she’s a table-tennis star in Paris.
The country’s archaeologists are striking out along the Silk Road to trace the reach of ancient Chinese civilization, disputing long-held beliefs.
U.S. natural gas futures rose ahead of August contract expiration, with support from increasing LNG demand and prospects of hotter weather driving power-sector demand.
The U.S. accuses prominent short seller Andrew Left of fraud, and State Street to pay $7.5 million to settle allegations of Russia-related sanctions violations. Also, Kamala Harris’s record fuels both optimism and uncertainty for business leaders.
Neglected 401(k)s, accounting jokes and delegating bill-paying can come with the territory when two finance chiefs share the same household; ‘I don’t even know how much I get paid every two weeks.’
The Pennsylvania governor bucked party orthodoxy—and teachers’ unions—to endorse a plan that would have provided public money to parents for private educational costs.
Oral-fluid tests and more training are helping officers track down those who are driving while potentially impaired.
The chef discusses his love of Pilates, the power of mentorship and his old-school coffee routine.
The Paris Games has produced a surprising lack of world records so far. Some think it may be because the pool is unusually shallow.
The Magnificent Seven confront their next test when Microsoft, Meta, Amazon.com and Apple report their results this week.
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The fast-food giant said it is focusing on value with consumers continuing to tighten their budgets.
Park City, Utah’s Haley Batten takes silver in the women’s event–the best placing ever for a U.S. cyclist, and a signal of what’s next.
Many in the aviation industry are railing against misaligned incentives in the engine-making business, which makes profit through repair-shop visits and spare parts.
