What Happened in Markets Today Major stock indexes were mixed. The S&P 500 was little changed, falling just 0.1% on Tuesday.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said he would rely on his own judgment and not bow to political pressure to decide whether to cut interest rates if he becomes the next chairman of the ...

The San Diego City Council on Tuesday approved the payment to the family of Konoa Wilson, who was fatally shot in the back ...

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June Squibb, Cynthia Nixon and Danny Burstein star in an impeccable revival of Jordan Harrison’s play, about a woman who finds companionship in a humanoid version of her dead husband.

The award to the data-management company, worth $448 million, is designed to make supply chains quicker and more efficient.

A new Federal Rule of Civil Procedure will require that plaintiffs show injury up front.

Lawmakers vote to suspend an increase in the retirement age to 64.

A suspect is in custody, and the campus remains on lockdown.

The company posted a loss of $42.1 million and saw comparable sales decline by 4% as its chief executive looks to improve its ...

Justin McLeod is resigning as Hinge’s CEO to launch Overtone, an AI-driven dating app supported by Match Group.

A sequel to the 2022 horror film arrives on Shudder, with Cassandra Naud reprising her role as a scheming sociopath who takes a violent approach to internet celebrities.