Chevron Expands in Venezuela Days After Washington's Oil Deal
The US Energy Secretary flew to Caracas to finalise an agreement that gives the Pentagon a stake in the profits — and drew protests from within the governing coalition.
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Roman's Wide Field Is Aimed at the Universe's Least-Understood Components
Dark matter and dark energy make up most of the universe and are known almost entirely by inference. Roman's survey design is built to constrain both.
Dangote Refinery Cleared for a N2.15tn Listing
Nigeria's securities regulator has approved an IPO that would rank among the largest in the country's market history, as GDP growth reached 4.43%.
Practical Magic 2 Brings Bullock and Kidman Back to the Owens Sisters
Nearly three decades on, the two leads return for a sequel built around a curse threatening to unravel the family.
Nigeria's Economy Grows 4.43% as Dangote Refinery Wins Approval for N2.15tr IPO
Second-quarter GDP came in at 4.43% year on year, and the securities regulator cleared what would be one of the largest listings in Nigerian market history.
Trump Administration Asks the Supreme Court to Clear a Mail-In Ballot Rule
A federal judge blocked parts of a new Postal Service rule governing mail-in ballots. The administration wants it in effect before November.
Six Member States Demand Hundreds of Billions Cut From the EU Budget
Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland and Sweden rejected new common borrowing and called for spending to be redirected toward defence and competitiveness.
A Contested Election Season Is Being Fought Over Administration, Not Ideas
A Supreme Court application over mail-in ballots, redistricting disputes and primary endorsements are shaping November well before the campaign proper.