Finance News

President Donald Trump’s financial filing shows 327 stock trades made the day before he paused many tariffs, adding to questions about his investment activity and possible conflicts of interest.

House Democrats say Trump-linked fundraisers misled donors and may have funneled money meant for America250 to Freedom 250, the Trump-backed group running the nation’s 250th birthday events.

President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure shows he earned heavily from crypto, merchandise, books, and gifts while in office.

A federal filing shows President Donald Trump made about $1.2 billion from crypto businesses last year, far more than from much of his property holdings.

The Justice Department has opened an investigation into Sen. Ruben Gallego over possible misuse of campaign funds, while he denies any wrongdoing.

The Supreme Court struck down long-standing limits on how much national party committees can spend with candidates, in a major campaign finance ruling written by Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Black Knight Rugby, part of Cannae Holdings, has completed its takeover of Exeter Chiefs in a deal worth about £25m.

A Stop Scams Alliance survey says scams caused major losses in the U.S. last year, and 12% of successful scams involved AI or deepfakes.

Three men tied to a suspected ATM “jackpotting” crew are accused of stealing more than $500,000 from cash machines along I-95 in Connecticut.

Chinese businessman Guo Wengui has been sentenced by a New York court to 30 years in prison for running a billion-dollar fraud scheme.

The Supreme Court gave President Donald Trump one major win on presidential power, but it also blocked him in three other cases involving the Federal Reserve, mail-in ballots, and a $5 million defamation judgment.

The Supreme Court said Lisa Cook can stay on the Federal Reserve board for now, even as President Donald Trump keeps trying to fire her.

A former Federal Reserve leader says inflation is still too high, so Chair Kevin Warsh may have to keep rates steady or even raise them instead of cutting them as President Donald Trump wants.

President Donald Trump’s new student loan law is starting a major federal loan overhaul that will cut repayment options, raise costs for many borrowers, and add new borrowing limits.

Nelly Korda is six shots behind leader Ina Yoon at the halfway point of the Women's PGA Championship as she tries to win her third straight major.

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed Leon Black during a closed-door Epstein interview after he refused to answer questions about non-disclosure agreements.

Leon Black told House lawmakers he was deceived by Jeffrey Epstein and denied any criminal wrongdoing, while saying Epstein’s network reached into the world of major billionaires.

Tech companies are selling off as fears grow that rising memory chip prices and shortages could hit costs, sales, and inflation.

Ray Dalio says the U.S. may be facing a modern version of the Suez Crisis, where a failed show of power can signal a long decline in empire, trust, and currency strength.

Kenneth C. Griffin gave $26 million to help finish the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, tying his name to a major new monument opening on America’s 250th birthday.