TD And BMO Among 9 Banks Accused Of Discriminating Against Conservative Customers, US Regulator Says

Trump Sees 'Momentum' Toward Ending Iran War, But The 'Military Engagement' Continues Update(1715ET): Oil prices have been declining throughout the day, as the White House continues to signal that there are no imminent new attacks on Iran, and that time will be allowed for negotiaitons.President Trump on Monday afternoon has continued to express optimism related to Qatar-mediated talks, while also telling reporters that a new bombing campaign against Iran doesn't seem to be a very necessary thing "at this point".He issued a long Truth Social post after meeting with the...

The US Dollar: From Exceptional To Average? Authored by Eva Sun-Wai via BondVigilantes.com, The dollar’s slide last year looks less like a sudden break and more like the culmination of pressures that have been gathering for a while. The fading of US exceptionalism has sat quietly in the background, and once the narrative started to normalise, the cracks became clearer: softer growth expectations, slower capital inflows, and valuations that had been leaning heavily on the idea that the US could keep outperforming indefinitely. The currency came into the year heavily owned...

Atlanta Continues To Dominate Among World's Busiest Airports In 2025, the world’s busiest airport was not in Dubai, London, or Tokyo. It was Atlanta. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport handled 106.3 million passengers, making it the only airport in the world to cross the 100 million mark. This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Gabriel Cohen, ranks the world’s busiest airports by total passengers boarded and deplaned in 2025, using new data from the Airports Council International. Transit passengers are counted once. Why Atlanta Still Ranks #1 The Atlanta airport, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026, has been...