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Wall Street braced for losses when regular trading resumes Tuesday, as U.S. stock futures fell over the holiday weekend following President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats against Europe.

“If she didn’t want the home, it would have been sold at fair market value.”

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who has been a target of the Trump administration, is showing a sign of unity with another central-bank member.

Some are watching for a “weaponization of capital,” and moves into some Europe stocks — and away from the dollar — amid fresh U.S. tariffs threats against Europe.

The U.S. stock market has pushed higher this year despite angst over the Federal Reserve’s independence and heightened tensions around U.S. foreign policy.

The Monday holiday commemorates the birth of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

“I am 69, and started collecting Social Security when I was 66½.”

“He has a beautiful home, and enough antiques and collectibles stored up over a lifetime.”

Conservative investors favor stocks trading at low P/E ratios — and the long-term record proves them right.

Trump levels latest threat at Europe as Supreme Court decision on his tariffs loom

Weekends now seem to be the worse time for oil traders to let their guard down.

If you can avoid the 10% penalty, does that make it a good deal?