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US Budget Deficit Hits Record-High $207.8B In May

The relentless rise in the U.S. budget deficit brings it closer to $1 trillion.

Presidential Election 2020: Trump Wants ‘Dirt’ On Rivals From Foreign Governments

Unfazed by the allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 elections, President Donald Trump has said he would not mind taking incriminating information from foreign governments pertaining to political rivals for the 2020 presidential election.

Trump Meets Polish President Duda, May Move 2000 US Troops From Germany To Poland

Trump met Polish President Andrzej Duda in the White House today, before going outside to witness F-35s doing a flyover above the South Lawn.

US CFOs Predict Recession In 2020, New Survey Reveals

Fear of a recession in the American economy by 2020 is stark in the minds of many U.S financial officers. They believe the current bull-run in the economy is no guarantee to insulate it from an impending recession.

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100 Bubble Tea Balls Found Stuck In Girls Bowels

Bubble tea is known for its addictive taste, and people don’t usually think twice before they consume this beverage however, what happened to a girl in China may change your mind. [Hold for Camille]

Stock Market Rally Doesn’t Make Sense, Analyst Says ‘Pullback’ Could Happen

Tuesday's near record setting stock market rally shouldn't even have happened, say some Wall Street analysts.

'Good Friends' Xi And Modi To Meet Amid Growing Tensions With Trump

Indian media reports said the country is expected to join China and Russia in "voicing reservations" about U.S. trade protectionism at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

Tesla Stock Jumps 6% Ahead Of Annual Shareholders Meeting

Tesla's stock rally is great news for investors ahead of their shareholders meeting.

Trump: More China Tariffs Levied Immediately If President Xi Doesn't Attend G20

Trump is threatening to impose 25% tariffs on China if its president doesn't attend the G20 summit.

The Boeing 737 MAX Disaster Could Help Airbus Dominate The Paris Air Show

The Boeing 737 MAX grounding has given Airbus a huge advantage over its American rival heading into the most important sales event of the year.

Iran Foreign Minister Warns Washington Against Confrontation With The Islamic Republic

Iran has warned against the U.S. continuing its economic war against the Islamic Republic, as the country has allegedly upped its production of Uranium.

Higher Open Expected For US Markets: Oil Up

Higher open likely for U.S markets Monday as the stock index futures jumped on Monday morning after the Trump administration decided not to push tariffs on Mexican imports after a deal.

9-Year-Old Boy Beaten To Death By Mother For Not Doing Homework

The woman started violently beating the boy with a wooden rod before tying his legs with a tape and stabbing his feet with a sewing needle. The ordeal went on for five hours during which the boy was given only a few sips of water to drink.

May Jobs Report Suggests A Slowing Economy – And Possibly An Imminent Interest Rate Cut

The Fed said it's ready to act to "sustain the expansion." The latest jobs report suggests it may have to act soon.

China’s Trade Surplus In May Hits $41B, Double Than Expected

The latest in China news is the nation's surprisingly huge trade surplus in May despite the raging trade war with the U.S and widespread expectations of a lower surplus.

Kuzma To Compete With McCollum, Beal, Kemba For USA Team FIBA Roster Spot

Los Angeles Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma now has a chance to represent the USA in the upcoming FIBA World Cup in China, but reports claimed that he has to outshine his peers CJ McCollum, Bradley Beal, Kemba Walker and Donovan Mitchell.

Dow Could Open 100 Points Higher Over US-Mexico Tariffs Deal

Monday will see if Trump's decision to temporarily delay his 5% tariffs on Mexico will have an uplifting effect on Wall Street.

Asia News: Massive Protests In Hong Kong Over China Extradition Bill

Hongkongers protested against a extradition bill that could send people to China due to alleged crimes. They believe it threatens human rights and Hong Kong's independence from the mainland.

Why Kate Middleton Wore White Gown Like Queen Elizabeth, Camilla At State Banquet

Kate Middleton wore a white gown at Donald Trump’s state banquet like Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla Parker Bowles for a reason.

US Economy: Could Weak May Job Report Numbers Signal A Slowdown?

The U.S. economy only added 75,000 non-farm jobs in May, short of the 185,000 expected. Trade tensions with China and Mexico could be a major reason behind the weak jobs report.

US-Mexico Reach Immigration Enforcement Deal, No Tariffs on Mexican Goods

US gets relief as Mexico agrees to tackle migration flow at the shared border.

Why Best Buy Stock Dropped 15.8% In May

Tariffs muted the electronics retailer's relative outperformance to start the year. Here's what investors need to know.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Up

Higher open expected for the U.S stock markets Friday. The U.S. stock market futures jumped on Friday morning buoyed by the sustained rally on Wall Street and expectations on the upcoming non-farm payrolls data.