Reuters

The House Judiciary Committee voted 28-0 to approve the Email Privacy Act, which would mandate federal authorities get a warrant to access certain emails.

Americans cut back on buying cars last month, further evidence that economic growth stumbled in the first quarter.

The institutions don’t have credible plans for winding down operations during a crisis without the help of public money, federal regulators have found.

The bank’s net income fell to $5.52 billion in the first quarter ended March 31, from $5.91 billion a year earlier.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Tuesday expressed anger at the statement, saying the countries should not be taking sides on issues involving territorial disputes.

The White House said the president is expected to sign the legislation although it is insufficient to meet the challenge.

California is the last state where the deal has yet to be approved, and a vote could come as early as May 12.

The law firm is at the center of the Panama Papers scandal that has shone a spotlight on the shadowy world of offshore companies.

Texas taxpayers picked up most of the $200,000 bill for Ethan Couch’s court-ordered rehabilitation in a deal that kept him out of prison for killing four while driving drunk.

Asian share markets extended early gains Wednesday after upbeat Chinese trade data offered hope the economy was stabilizing.

Brazil’s embattled leader said her vice president was orchestrating a move to topple her.

In early Asian trade Wednesday, worries outweighed more positive news that Russia and Saudi Arabia had reached consensus on an oil output cap.

The drugmaker said it now has until June 11 to file its annual report, but reiterated its intention to file it by April 29.

Several banks labeled “systemically important” reportedly are to receive “harsh verdicts” for their crisis plans should they have to wind down operations.

U2 lead singer Bono joined diplomats and aid experts on Tuesday to appeal for U.S. Senate support.

Many analysts say that Pyongyang believes convincing the world, and its own people, of its nuclear prowess is as important as the prowess itself.

Investors were buoyed by a report that Russia and Saudi Arabia had agreed to freeze output ahead of a key producers meeting on Sunday.

The bank is freezing a plan to create 250 new jobs in the state citing a controversial law targeting LGBT residents.

The companies that have signed up to fight terror online include Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba Group, according to the Cyberspace Administration of China.

The EU antitrust authority had previously expressed concerns that the deal may reduce competition and innovation.

Insurgency in the region has gained in strength since the withdrawal of international troops from combat at the end of 2014.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office found the CFPB did not have "comprehensive data on the identity and number of nonbank mortgage servicers in the market."

The companies that quantified an exchange-rate effect reported a negative impact totaling $33.94 billion, data show.

Despite Tuesday's gains, wariness over the U.S. earnings season was expected to cap risk assets this week.

Quarterly results were hurt by low commodity prices, the strong U.S. dollar and plant closures or divestments.

The sports apparel maker’s shares fell nearly 6 percent Monday after the golfer’s meltdown at the Masters.

A copyright infringement trial is set for May over the opening chords to the band’s 1971 classic.

The president held a rare meeting with the Fed chief in the Oval Office on Monday, and discussed regulatory issues and the world economy, the White House said.

The situation for 60,000 civilians trapped in the besieged Iraqi city will deteriorate unless aid gets into the city, the U.N. World Food Program said.