Trending now
Olympic StadiumNational Student Sports GamesColombian Mercenaries Tied President MoïseFlorida RepublicansOlympics IsraeliPhivolcsOlympic CauldronKarnataka GoaDak PrescottWestern Naval Command Indian NavyOlympics Gymnastics-China RussiaPresident Kovind Ashadha Purnima-DhammaDemocratic Majority IsraelKavango Basin Okavango DeltaFlood Control District MaricopaSevere Thunderstorm WarningWinter OlympicsOskar OlaussonPresident Jovenel MoiseWall Street
Bloomberg Politics
Bloomberg Politics is the spot for smart, non-partisan political coverage from around the world. Sign up for our daily newsletter: https://t.co/7I3cGX4kRn
South Korea passed its second-largest extra budget of the pandemic, seeking to shore up the economy as the country’s worst virus wave so far shows little sign of abating
The U.S. Justice Department has decided not to investigate New York State’s handling of the coronavirus in its nursing homes, the department said in a letter on Friday to a Republican opponent of Governor Andrew Cuomo
Why South Africa just suffered its worst riots since apartheid
Canada plans to open its border to fully vaccinated U.S. visitors on August 9
Republican senators urged the U.S. Olympic Committee to forbid American athletes from using China’s digital currency at the 2022 games
Loading
A West Virginia lawmaker who livestreamed himself entering the U.S. Capitol during Wednesday’s riot is charged by federal prosecutors
Republican Senator Chuck Grassley says he supports voting on Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, adding to the GOP tally
Breaking: Maine Senator Susan Collins became the first Republican to break ranks with GOP leadership and President Donald Trump to say the next Supreme Court nominee should be selected by whoever is elected president on Nov. 3.
#Coronavirus latest: -Cases surpass 117,000 worldwide; deaths exceed 4,200 -China reports just 24 new cases -Italy infections over 10,000, cases in the U.S. near 1,000 -Canada's PM Justin Trudeau to announce financial measures
Vice President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, introduced him to a senior official from a Ukrainian energy firm that became the focus of controversy over the dismissal of a prosecutor who was investigating the company, the New York Post reports
Rudy Giuliani is the subject of a Justice Department inquiry into possible foreign lobbying for Turkish interests separate from a criminal probe of his activities in Ukraine, sources say
President Trump boasts about his fund-raising abilities, saying he could call up the head of Exxon for a donation. Exxon later says: "Just so we’re all clear, it never happened."
U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan: “At some point, the postmaster is either going to have to be deposed or appear before me and testify under oath”
Loading