Mario Draghi Resigns as Italian Prime Minister
Prime Minister Mario Draghi resigned Thursday in a move that will raise the prospect of snap elections as soon as early October. Francine Lacqua reports on Bloomberg Television.
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A rowdy and receptive audience hung on every word as Tesla CEO Elon Musk spoke to stockholders for 90 minutes
This CEO is connected — and worth listening to.
The package would pump billions of dollars into energy and healthcare programs over the next 10 years, including $430 billion in new spending.
Social Security recipients could get an additional $2,400 a year in benefits if a new bill recently introduced to Congress wins approval -- something seniors would no doubt welcome as surging...
The U.S.-China chips battle, which has already been brewing for years, has now reached a critical crossroads.
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Senate Democrats wanted to change the tax rate on carried-interest income. The industry lobby knew how to push back.
"If you're going to ask me to have the federal government take over defining marriage, I'm going to say no," the Republican senator said
Governor Greg Abbott and his GOP cronies have raised your property taxes through the roof and run the state into the ground. | Opinion
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) clinched a victory on Wednesday when the Senate — including 48 of the chamber’s 50 Republicans — voted overwhelmingly to admit Finland and Sweden to NATO. The resolution, which cleared the chamber in a bipartisan 95-1 vote, was a top priority for the Republican leader, who wanted to send a signal…
Congressional action looks to return more money to the pockets of homeowners who opt for energy-efficient upgrades, such as heat pumps and solar panels.
Big market moves are unfolding in the wake of the speaker’s visit and China’s response. But they still probably underestimate the real impact.
The West Virginia centrist spent months with Chuck Schumer molding Democrats' party-line agenda. In the final hours, he had to accept several of his Arizona colleague's demands.
For the last 10 years or so, Social Security has been a fairly static program, with few major changes. But when inflation makes big news, so too does Social Security. This is because so many aspects...
Official had assumed charge to lead various missile production projects that sought to nearly double output
During an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) tells Chuck Todd on abortion issues, Democrats and Republicans “should be working together.”
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The federal minimum wage hasn't budged as inflation erodes workers' purchasing power.
Is it stagflation? Recession? Or is something else gripping the U.S. economy that the Federal Reserve and investors need to consider?