Intel officials watching for signs Russia, China are trying to exploit Trump indictment to widen U.S. political divide
After Trump’s arraignment, a U.S. official said the intelligence community is watching “very closely” for signs of interference in U.S. political discourse.
Treasury yields fall as investors weigh potential for weaker labor market
Yields were higher before the ADP private payrolls report came in below expectations, signaling a slowdown in hiring in March.
Progressive Brandon Johnson wins Chicago mayor’s race
Brandon Johnson will be the next mayor of Chicago, NBC News projected Tuesday, marking a stunning turn for a staunch progressive and former teacher.
Liberals gain control of the Wisconsin state Supreme Court for the first time in 15 years
The victory of Janet Protasiewicz over conservative Dan Kelly will allow the court’s new liberal majority to determine the future of key issues like abortion rights.
Trump falsified business records to ‘cover up crimes’ related to 2016 election, Manhattan DA says
Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records stemming from DA Bragg’s hush money probe.
JPMorgan lists its top stock picks going into April
JPMorgan added new names to its list of top stock picks for April, following a volatile trading month in March.
Amazon lays off more than 100 employees in its video games division: Read the memo here
The layoffs included employees in the Game Growth group, its San Diego gaming studios, and Prime Gaming, Amazon Games VP Christoph Hartmann wrote in the memo.
Read the indictment against Donald Trump, details of payments to porn star, Playboy model
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty in a New York courtroom for a criminal case related to a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.
Buy gold, sell this industrial stock: How these traders are preparing for a slowing economy
As traders prepare for a slowing economy, they’re dumping cyclicals and reaching for old stalwarts.
Frank founder criminally charged with fraud over $175 million JPMorgan deal
Prosecutors accused Charlie Javice of inflating Frank’s user base before selling the startup to JPMorgan Chase.
