US Appeals Courts to Consider Legality of Trump’s Latest Travel Ban

FILE PHOTO: Ahmed Khalil, an Egyptian national residing in the United States, hugs his daughters Laila, 6, and Farida, 8, as they arrive at Washington Dulles International Airport after the Trump administration’s travel ban was allowed back into effect pending further judicial review, in Dulles, Virginia, U.S. …

About half of economists say fiscal policy changes will augment U.S. growth by 0.2 to 0.39 percentage point in 2018, according to a survey of 51 forecasters by the National Association for Business Economics conducted Nov. 6-15. About one-fifth project a bigger gain and another fifth see no benefit to …

U.S. House Republicans are drafting a contempt of Congress resolution against Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher … “In light of today’s press reports, we now know why Strzok was dismissed, why the FBI and DOJ refused to provide us this explanation, and at least one …

European government bonds dropped alongside Treasuries after the Republican tax-reform bill passed through the U.S. Senate, while traders looked past the … “U.S. tax cuts fully reversed the furiously bullish bond markets dynamics on late Friday on political concerns,” Rainer Guntermann, a strategist at …

U.S. stocks jumped Monday after the Senate passed a tax bill over the weekend, setting the stage for lawmakers to attempt to push a final bill to the White House before Christmas. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 234 points, or 1%, to 24466 shortly after the opening bell. The S&P 500 added 0.4%, …

Now, its chief executive officer, Satyanarayana Chava, wants to use the same strategy selling his own finished drugs in the U.S. and Europe. He predicts some generics that Laurus produces will eventually sell for 90 percent less than branded HIV drugs in the U.S., slashing expenditures for a disease that’s …

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is locked in a diplomatic quandary as it tries to pressure North Korea: How to sanction Pyongyang’s top ally and patron—China—without alienating an economic powerhouse that is arguably the best hope to slow its rogue nuclear-weapons program.

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