A good way to think of this week's earnings reports by four big oil majors is a test of competing corporate strategies.

A good way to think of this week's earnings reports by four big oil majors is a test of competing corporate strategies.
Conservative-leaning comedian Tim Dillon predicted Saturday the U.S. military's operations against Iran would escalate after the midterm elections.
Conservative-leaning comedian Tim Dillon predicted Saturday that Elon Musk may flee the United States if Democrats win the midterm elections.
Several key races on Tuesday will determine if Republicans were able to beat expectations after trailing Democrats in the polls.
Massachusetts could take down a 2024 gun law rammed through the state legislature in the aftermath of a landmark Supreme Court ruling if a campaign by pro-Second Amendment activists succeeds Tuesday.
A Canadian CEO and his family were attacked during a violent home invasion in an affluent Toronto neighborhood near Drake's mansion.
The Justice Department is reviewing the felony charges against journalists James O'Keefe and Cam Higby over their undercover election sting in Minnesota.
Convicted Australian murderer Erin Patterson, sentenced for killing three of her relatives with lunch poisoned with death cap mushrooms, lost her appeal Friday as the court ruled that she would now never be released from prison,
Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy warned that President Donald Trump's administration has developed an "insane" plan for renewed military strikes against Iran that could trigger a "devastating escalation" across the Middle E
Ryan O'Shea, a 21-year-old hockey player, was killed in a head-on crash with a Mexican illegal immigrant driving on the wrong side of the road.
The European Union is making €21.3 billion, or roughly $23.7 billion, in defense loans available to member states while urging them to purchase weapons alongside Ukraine as Brussels expands its military buildup.
In the push to make education more accessible, student learning was the first to go. A first-of-its-kind study highlights the gap these policies created.
