Painter David Hockney Dead At 88: See His Most Expensive Works—And How Much They Sold For
Hockney's “Portrait of an Artist (Pool With Two Figures)” broke the record for the most expensive painting ever sold at auction by a living artist.
Justice Department Greenlights Paramount-Warner Bros Merger With No Conditions
Paramount Skydance defeated Netflix in the battle to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, committing $111 billion for the merger.
Judge Keeps Blocking Trump’s $1.8 Billion Fund—Until DOJ Can Prove It’s Dead
The judge said she’s likely to lift the ruling if officials declare under penalty of perjury that the fund won’t be revived.
How Trump Is Trying To Clear His Record—Including Impeachments And Hush Money Conviction
The president has never actually faced any penalties for allegations against him, but is still trying to clear his convictions anyway.
Trump Might Lift Sanctions On Iran—After Blasting Obama For Doing It
Tehran and Washington appeared closer than ever on Friday to reaching an agreement.
Judge Blocks Kennedy Center Bid To Keep Trump’s Name — As Construction Crews Prepare To Take It Down
Construction crews have erected scaffolding outside the Kennedy Center on Friday, the day of the court-ordered deadline to remove President Donald Trump’s name from the building.
SpaceX Shares Close Up 19% After Historic IPO Makes Musk World’s First Trillionaire
The aerospace company’s market capitalization surged to $2.1 trillion by the end of trading.
SpaceX Now 8th Largest Public Bitcoin Holder—With About $1.2 Billion Worth
Elon Musk’s mega-company holds more Bitcoin than cryptocurrency broker Coinbase.
Elon Musk’s Trillionaire Status Blasted By Lawmakers—Here Are The Strongest Reactions
Musk’s net worth surged to $1.1 trillion on Friday following the initial public offering of his aerospace company SpaceX.
Former Arsenal Player Denied Entry To Canada—Won’t Play For Ghana In World Cup Opener
Thomas Partey, who used to play for Arsenal, faces several counts of rape in London.