U.S. stocks dove Tuesday following another stunning reversal, with Wall Street veering from a huge gain at the opening of trading to more losses at the close, because investors still have no idea what to make of President Donald Trump’s trade war.
President Donald Trump’s nominee for ambassador to the Vatican defended many of the administration’s foreign-aid cuts at a Senate hearing Tuesday, even while saying Catholic charitable groups are well-equipped to deliver such aid efficiently.
The Trump administration is touting a Supreme Court ruling allowing it to resume deportations under the Alien Enemies Act as a major victory, but the immigration fight is far from over.
Aldermen in the License Committee unanimously advanced a measure Tuesday giving drivers new rights to sue rule-breaking tow truck operators.
With formal discussions, Mayor Brandon Johnson hopes to quell pushback from aldermen widely frustrated by the delayed, tangled budget process he led last year.
Dolton trustees plan a forensic audit of finances as Mayor Tiffany Henyard makes her exit; set May 5 for Jason House inauguration.
The IRS has agreed to help homeland security officials find immigrants they are trying to deport, according to court records, committing to sharing information in what would be a fundamental change in how the tax collector uses its tightly regulated records.
Iran ‘s foreign minister said Tuesday he’ll meet with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff in Oman for the first negotiations under the Trump administration seeking to halt Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program as tensions remain high in the Middle East.
U.S. President Donald Trump and China sparred over tariff hikes and other retaliatory moves on Tuesday, as governments elsewhere were brainstorming strategies to cope with the trade war between the global economic giants.
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates reflects on the legacy of late union chief Karen Lewis at her posthumous memoir launch.