Appeals court rejects Trump’s effort to block Pence from testifying in Jan. 6 probe
Trump can still appeal to the Supreme Court but has not indicated whether he will.
Chinese retailers helped lift Meta’s first-quarter sales in a tough online advertising market
Meta’s first-quarter earnings jumped 3% year over year due in part by Chinese retailers buying Facebook ads.
Biden addresses concerns about his age after launching his 2024 re-election bid
“I took a hard look at it before I decided to run. And I feel good,” Biden said after reporters pressed him on voter concerns about his age during a press conference at the White House.
SpaceX Starship explosion ignited 3.5-acre fire and sent debris thousands of feet, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says
“Large concrete chunks, stainless steel sheets, metal and other objects hurled thousands of feet away” were among the effects, according to FWS.
Meta’s Reality Labs records $3.99 billion quarterly loss as Zuckerberg pumps more cash into metaverse
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg keeps pumping money into the metaverse.
Hunter Biden lawyers meet with DOJ prosecutors about pending criminal probe
Hunter Biden has been under criminal investigation since 2018 by the U.S. Attorney in Delaware, who was appointed to that post by former President Donald Trump.
Bank of America says you may hate this auto stock, but it loves the name
The firm said shares could have more than 110% upside from Tuesday’s close, citing its “Core to Future” transition as “future-proofing” the business.
Illumina CEO touts Grail’s 100% revenue growth amid proxy fight with Icahn
CEO Francis deSouza said San Diego-based Illumina can significantly expand the market for Grail’s early cancer screening test.
Alzheimer’s: Medicare will cover Leqembi for all patients if FDA approves drug, CMS chief says
Medicare has severely restricted access to the medication Leqembi, which costs $26,500 per year, because the FDA approved it just on an expedited basis.
Supreme Court decision on Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan is key for those who never finish college
The Supreme Court’s decision on student loan forgiveness will be especially meaningful for borrowers who never earned a diploma.
