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It is unclear what the president meant when he said Putin would not “fire on” Kyiv and other cities, as the attacks and deaths haven't stopped coming.
A Milwaukee jury found 52-year-old Demetric Scott guilty of felony identity theft and witness intimidation.
It comes weeks after the U.S. launched a military strike inside the country.
After weeks of talks under a contract worth up to $200 million, the U.S. Department of Defense and Anthropic are reportedly at a standstill.
"If it means that we're just going to abandon immigration enforcement, I don't think Democrats or Republicans would support that in large numbers,” David Axelrod said.
Microsoft dropped 10%, shedding more than $350 billion in market value after its cloud business failed to impress, while Meta gained 10%.
President Donald Trump claims tickets are "selling out fast," but photos of theaters with unsold seats for the film suggest otherwise.
Clerical rulers are under rising pressure as Trump threatens strikes to inspire protesters once more.
The software company was alone responsible for more than two-thirds of the S&P 500's drop.
Senior administration officials had quickly seized on Saturday's fatal shooting in Minnesota as an opportunity to blame the victim.