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Japan May Exports Fall On Earthquake Disruption, Emerging Market Slowdown

Exports are likely to expand in coming months, but Prime Minister Abe remains under pressure to support growth as further gains in the yen threaten corporate earnings.

Dustin Johnson Wins US Open Amid Rules Controversy

Johnson played clutch golf under intense pressure on a brutally difficult course but was docked a shot after completing the final round.

Asia Stocks Gain As Brexit Fears Ebb Slightly, Pound Surges

Global markets had a breather at the end of last week from a three-day suspension in British campaigning following the fatal attack on lawmaker Jo Cox, a strong supporter of Britain staying in the EU.

Futures Rise As ‘In’ Regains Momentum In British EU Vote

U.S. stock index futures rose on Sunday tracking gains in the British pound after weekend polls showed the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union gained strength.

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Racial Profiling: Donald Trump Says It’s ‘Common Sense’

“Everybody wants to be so politically correct. … They don’t want to do anything,” the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said.

What Is Juneteenth? Celebration Marks Black Independence Day In The US

Juneteenth became an official state holiday in Texas in 1979.

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Begins Fifth Year Living In Ecuadorian Embassy In London

Events celebrating Julian Assange are scheduled for Sunday even as he remains the subject of a European arrest warrant seeking his extradition.

Commemorating Victims Of Orlando Shooting, June 17, 2016

US Supreme Court May Act On State Assault Weapon Bans

The Connecticut and New York laws prohibit semi-automatic weapons like the one used by the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, June 12.

Orlando Shooting: Justice To Release Nightclub Killer Transcripts, Lynch Says

Attorney General Loretta Lynch says investigators are working to piece together what happened at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Father's Day 2016: History Of The Holiday And Facts To Share About Its Origin

“To have a father — to be a father — is to come very near the heart of life itself,” Richard Nixon wrote in 1972.

Brexit Effect On US Real Estate: Why Millennials May Be Priced Out Of Some Markets

New York could see millions of dollars pour into real estate from foreign sources — no matter how Britons vote on the U.K.’s membership in the European Union.

Japan’s Okinawa Sees Massive Protests Against US Military Bases After Woman’s Murder

People took to the streets of Okinawa Sunday to oppose the American military bases on the Japanese island, after a former Marine allegedly killed a woman there.

Russia Says Agrees With US To Improve Military Coordination In Syria

Russia says it has reached an agreement with the U.S. to improve military coordination in Syria, where they are backing opposing sides of the civil war there.

Donald Trump Calls Republicans Trying To Thwart Him ‘An Insurgent Group,’ Threatens To Stop Fundraising If No Support

The presidential candidate called those attempting to thwart him “an insurgent group,” threatening to stop fundraising unless they rally around him.

Iran To Buy 100 Boeing Airliners: Iranian Aviation Official

The U.S. has granted Boeing permission to present its products to Iranair and a handful of other airlines as it attempts to catch up with Europe‘s Airbus in Iran.

China Foreign Minister, In Call To Kerry, Urges US Not To Interfere In Tibet

Foreign Minister Wang Yi communicated Beijing's position in a phone call Saturday to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.

Trump Gains On Clinton After Orlando Massacre: Reuters/Ipsos Poll

Trump seized on the Orlando, Florida, massacre to sharpen his security proposals, saying he would block immigration from countries linked to terrorism.

Fight Against ISIS: Iraqi, Syrian Forces Make Major Gains

In recent days, Iraqis made progress in Fallujah and Mosul, while U.S.-backed Syrian forces advanced in Manbij, reports said.

Who Is Aidan Mezvinsky? Chelsea Clinton Gives Birth To Son, Her Second Child

Aidan Mezvinsky is the second child born to Clinton and husband Marc Mezvinsky. They also have a 20-month-old daughter, Charlotte.

Rio Olympics 2016: Here’s Who’s Skipping The Olympics Over Zika Fears

Several would-be Olympians have resolved to stay home during the contests in Rio de Janeiro, citing the risk of spreading Zika to their families.

Is Gary Johnson Like Bernie Sanders? Libertarian Nominee Says He’s Similar To Vermont Senator

In an exclusive IBT interview, the Libertarian presidential candidate noted he and the senator disagree on the economy but have similar stances on social issues.

As Zika Virus Encroaches, Americans Face Another Outbreak: Scammers

Although no mosquito-borne cases of the Zika virus have been recorded in the U.S., there‘s an epidemic of fraudulent remedies spreading online.

IOC Backs IAAF Decision To Uphold Russian Athlete Ban

The International Olympic Committee said it “fully respects” a global athletics body's decision to punish track and field athletes for doping.

Fantasy Sports Get A Boost As New York Lawmakers Vote To Legalize Games

The likes of FanDuel and DraftKings won a major legislative battle early Saturday as New York lawmakers moved to legalize the online games.

IEX Group Inc. Gains SEC Approval To Launch National Stock Exchange

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted to certify IEX as America’s 13th national stock exchange, a move that is likely to draw ire from competitors.