June 2026
Khanna, China committee presses Blanche for Chinese manufacturing report
The Justice Department report on illegal Chinese labor in the U.S. auto industry was due in May.
Sellers are pulling homes off the market at the fastest pace since 2020
Frustrated sellers are pulling their homes off the market at an increasingly high pace, as demand weakens and bidding wars wane.
Bessent says he is performing IRS commissioner duties amid Trump tax settlement scrutiny
Democrats pressed the Treasury chief over whether other taxpayers affected by the leak that included Trump’s tax returns would receive similar treatment.
Macy’s posts strongest Q1 growth in four years, raises guidance despite consumer worries
Macy’s has been in the midst of a turnaround under CEO Tony Spring, who has worked to close underperforming stores and reinvest in ones worth keeping open.
GOP Sen. Tillis slams Trump intelligence pick Pulte: ‘Don’t think he has a prayer’
Pulte is widely viewed as a Trump loyalist who has targeted the president’s political foes during his tenure leading the housing regulatory agency.
Eli Lilly’s top dealmaker says don’t be surprised to see more M&A that pushes Lilly into new areas
Eli Lilly’s new top dealmaker explains how the company changed its approach to M&A now that it’s the most valuable pharmaceutical company in the world.
Trump says Iran agreed to not have nuclear weapons, but ‘they can change their mind’
The president was speaking to the New York Post’s “Pod Force One” podcast in a wide-ranging interview.
UK assets face underestimated risk event, analysts warn as PM hopeful swerves call to calm investor nerves
One analyst said markets would reprice U.K. fiscal risk “accordingly and quickly” if Burnham’s political ambitions come to light.
Supreme Court allows Alabama to use congressional map that dilutes Black vote
The ruling is a victory for Republicans, who have sought to retain their slim majority in the House of Representatives by redistricting in various states.
California votes in primary to pick new governor, and maybe tip balance in Congress
California votes on Tuesday in a primary election that will choose two finalists for governor and Los Angeles mayor while also testing newly redrawn congressional lines that could tip the balance of power in the U.S. House of Representatives.