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Stocks jumped despite surging oil prices as the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates.

More than 870,000 people have fled Ukraine, the UN said, nearly a week after Russia’s invasion began, with Poland on Wednesday saying it had welcomed more than 450,000 refugees.

The central bank confirmed an upcoming interest rate hike to combat surging inflation.

Perhaps he was also thinking about eviction bans that unfolded across the country two years ago which, in spite of billions of dollars in rental assistance being allocated by federal, state, and local governments persist.

If Putin’s strategic goal is to keep states on Russia's border from aligning with NATO, his invasion of Ukraine seems to be having the opposite effect. Here are the levels of commitment to NATO of its eastern-most members — and how it's changing.

Canada's freezing of protestors' bank accounts, as well as many features of U.S. law and regulation, demonstrate why governments should avoid central bank digital currencies and strengthen financial privacy.

When federal officers violate constitutional rights, can citizens hold them accountable in court? A pending Supreme Court decision could make it all but impossible to sue no matter how outrageous the violation.

The three cofounders of Sea Ltd. saw their collective net worth tumble $1.9 billion on Tuesday after the Southeast Asian internet giant said its online gaming business would likely face headwinds this year.

Over the next few days, the West should be making efforts to fuel the erosion of Russian morale to try to push Vladimir Putin’s tottering army into complete disarray.

Private sector investment has driven significant improvements in broadband services including higher quality and better affordability. By ignoring these benefits, the federal government is jeopardizing these important gains.

The Russian economy is in a downward spiral, and Vladimir Putin’s links to the global economy are being severed.

The American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal sued Texas officials Tuesday in an effort to block the state’s new rule directing investigations into parents whose children have received gender-affirming medical treatment.

Economists of all stripes tend to favor taxes on goods that impose some sort of external costs on society that are not incurred by the buyer or seller: For instance, because cars that burn gasoline emit a variety of emissions that pollute our air, most economists support having a sizable gas tax.

“There still isn’t enough clarity for stocks to feel comfortable stabilizing,” one expert says.

Some analysts predict oil prices could surge as high as $150 per barrel if the Russia-Ukraine conflict worsens.

Biodefense expert Dr. Mark Kortepeter discusses the role that vaccines have played in controlling the pandemic, and what the latest data suggests about ideal vaccination policies.