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President Donald Trump’s former antitrust chief who was ousted earlier this year is headed to the law firm White & Case LLP, the firm said Tuesday.

Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally is proposing to regulate electricity prices for 10 years to curb inflation, according to a party lawmaker, as it prepares for next year’s presidential election.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz said talks between the top envoys of Germany and Russia showed that the Kremlin has no interest in ending its war in Ukraine.

President Donald Trump shot down the idea of new federal regulations on artificial intelligence after meeting at the White House with top industry executives amid growing global concerns over threats posed by the technology.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon explains why it's important for the US to reach new trade deals with its allies. He speaks to Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Tech" in Michigan. (Source: Bloomberg)

The former US prosecutor who secured indictments against President Donald Trump clashed with Republican senators as he defended the integrity of his investigations and said career prosecutors who worked on the cases have been illegally fired.

With his pledge to abandon Britain’s pension “triple lock,” Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ventured into risky political territory.

Germany’s far-right party will try to cobble together support to lead a government in an eastern state it now dominates and hold a parliamentary vote to install its leader as state premier in December.

President Donald Trump unveiled a new AI-powered website designed as a one-stop shop for government services Tuesday, deepening his embrace of artificial intelligence amid growing public skepticism of its economic and social impacts.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveiled a multimillion dollar effort to combat hate crimes in New York City, acknowledging an increase in antisemitism that has unsettled many Jewish New Yorkers and stirred criticism of the mayor’s pointed rhetoric about Israel.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he'll honor the Labour Party's manifesto pledge to keep the pensions "triple lock" in the current parliament, and will adjust it in 2030. The triple lock has been in place since 2011, and guarantees that the state pension rises annually by the highest of inflation, wage growth or 2.5%. He made the comments at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool. (Source: Bloomberg)

Prime Minister Andy Burnham opened the door to rejoining the European Union after the UK’s next general election, vowing to set out options for a new relationship with the bloc later this year.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham discusses the impact of Brexit on the UK economy and vows to set out different options before finding consensus on Britain's future relationship with the European Union. "Brexit has done more harm than good," Burnham tells delegates at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool. (Source: Bloomberg)

The Republican chair of the Senate intelligence committee asked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to review the Pentagon’s supply chain after F-35 warplane parts ended up in Chinese government hands after being diverted to Hong Kong on a United Parcel Service Inc. flight.

US consumer confidence fell in September to its lowest level since 2014 as Americans deal with rising gasoline and oil prices. The Conference Board's confidence gauge dropped to 81.9. Bloomberg's Michael McKee reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the UK will create a commission to review its electoral system. "We will contest the next election with a manifesto commitment to change the electoral system so that everyone's vote counts and everyone's voice is heard," Burnham says at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool. (Source: Bloomberg)

Soaring energy costs have reignited a feud over European Union plans to widen a key program to cut carbon emissions, with Italy and the Czech Republic leading a fresh charge to delay the move.

NATO condemned Russian nuclear threats after publicly acknowledging a tense exchange with Moscow over its exclave of Kaliningrad.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham, speaking at the Labour Party's annual conference in Liverpool, says that the UK will introduce a bill repealing a ban on public ownership of water companies. "Mayors will have new powers to hold water companies to account," Burnham adds. "With tougher consequences for those that repeatedly fail." (Source: Bloomberg)

"Britain has been on the wrong path for a long time," Prime Minister Andy Burnham says, speaking at the Labour Party's annual party conference in Liverpool. "I am ready to do things my predecessors wouldn’t," he adds. Burnham is seeking to flesh out his longer-term vision for tackling some of the biggest challenges facing the UK.  (Source: Bloomberg)