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The group cited what it called the board's "relentless pursuit" of retaining Musk, saying it has delayed progress on key goals set at the last annual meeting, and pointed to declining operational and financial performance and a "failure to provide meaningful real-time oversight of management." Read More.

The government shutdown began Wednesday as Congress failed to pass a funding package, while President Donald Trump sees opportunity to cut federal programs and employees. Read More.

There was no clear path out of the impasse, while agencies warned that the 15th government shutdown since 1981 would halt the release of a closely watched September employment report, Read More.

Much of the settlement will go toward funding the construction of the White House ballroom. Read More.

The Pentagon will convene 800 generals and admirals in an unusual meeting, while President Donald Trump criticizes Russia and a new defense strategy emerges. Read More.

The statute of limitations is about to lapse very soon on an expected charge. Read More.

President Donald Trump criticizes NATO countries for continuing Russian energy purchases, saying China and India are primary funders of the ongoing war. Read More.

The United Nations is funding "an assault on Western borders," President Donald Trump said to the UN annual convention on Tuesday. Read More.

The rate of autism in American children is up to 1 in 34. The Trump administration is pointing the finger at Tylenol. Read More.

Charlie Kirk's memorial service in Arizona attracted nearly 100,000 attendees, making it one of the largest tributes for a private citizen in recent memory. Read More.

The veteran investor warned that all currencies risk losing their appeal as store of value, making gold and non-fiat currencies stronger repository of money. Read More.

Donald Trump announced on Thursday that his administration would be designating the far-left activist group Antifa a terrorist organization.  Read More.

Fed policymakers expected to cut benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points amid labor market weakness and inflation rising further above the central bank's 2% target. Read More.

President Donald Trump suggests companies report earnings twice yearly instead of quarterly, requiring SEC approval and citing potential cost savings for businesses. Read More.

Charlie Kirk asked the questions professors feared. He exposed lies with reason, challenged ideology with truth — and now his legacy is igniting a movement. Read More.