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White House denounces detention of US citizen Evan Gershkovich and Russia’s continued ‘repression of journalists’.

At least six Russian missiles hit the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv late on Thursday, local officials said, adding that emergency workers were assessing the damage and casualties. Earlier, Russia’s FSB security service detained a US reporter for the Wall Street Journal on spying charges, drawing immediate condemnation from the…

The Ineos founder has ambitions to help Manchester United win more trophies, should his bid be successful

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Retail stock Tractor Supply posted EPS and sales that beat expectations, putting the stock in the buy zone. Shares are near a 52-week high.

Republican critics of Silicon Valley Bank argue that its board was distracted by diversity goals when it allowed the bank to fail. Here’s why that nonsensical assertion is still frightening.

While the Chinese market remains an important one for Tesla bulls, some bears are betting on BYD as the future leader of the country’s auto sector.

A recent Wall Street Journal article reported on new, classified intelligence from the US Department of Energy about the origins of COVID. It concluded with “low confidence” that the pandemic may have been due to a lab leak in Wuhan, China, rather than a natural disease transmission from animal to…

When politicians manipulate industry, the public pays the price.