US forces kill ISIS leader in Syria strike
An ISIS senior leader known as Abu Sayyaf was killed in a U.S. military operation in Syria last night.
Kudlow: Bashing big banks won’t work
Larry Kudlow cautions 2016 candidates on both sides: Bank bashing won’t work.
US, China clash over disputed South China Sea
The United States and China clashed over a territorial dispute in the South China Sea on Saturday, as China’s foreign minister asserted its right to reclaim reefs.
Osborne plans July ‘stability’ Budget
Chancellor George Osborne says he will deliver a new Budget on 8 July which will “entrench stability and security” and raise living standards.
China fugitives are finding luxury in US
When China listed its leading 100 fugitives accused of economic crimes, it included 40 people believed to be hiding in the U.S. The NYT reports.
Clintons earned $30 million in 16 months
Hillary Clinton and her husband made at least $30 million over the last 16 months, mainly from giving paid speeches. The New York Times reports.
Egypt’s ousted President Morsi sentenced to death
Morsi, Mursi, death sentence, Egypt, court, prison escape,
Concern over pension cold calls
The number of people being cold calls about their pensions appears to be increasing, says the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Amtrak train possibly struck before it derailed
An assistant conductor on the derailed Amtrak train believes she heard the engineer say it had been struck. NYT reports.
Brazil’s Petrobras’ earnings, outlook beat Street
Brazil’s Petroleo Brasileiro beat analyst forecasts, posting first-quarter profit little changed from a year earlier.