The United States is a fascist police state run by a Wall Street crowd, Stephen Lendman says.

US stock index futures pointed to a muted open for the S&P 500 and Dow on Monday as fears of a resurgence in coronavirus infections fueled worries of another setback to business activity.

Wall Street hit a stumbling block Thursday as spiking coronavirus cases in several US states helped spur the worst sell-off since March.

US investors face mounting evidence that the economy’s coronavirus-fueled woes may be far longer-lasting than many had anticipated.

A Wall Street selloff deepened on Friday as Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on Beijing over the coronavirus crisis, compounding fears about the pace of an economic recovery from a looming recession.

The US stock market, which began to crash in February over the coronavirus pandemic, will continue to decline due to the public health crisis, an analyst says.

US stocks have tumbled once again, ending their second consecutive day of losses amid the oil price collapse.

US stocks opened sharply lower on Tuesday as the oil market continues to collapse and more large companies withdrew their earnings forecasts due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Wall Street tumbled on Monday after US crude futures turned negative for the first time ever, with traders forced to pay to unload crude as the May contract expired during a global economic slump unleashed by the coronavirus outbreak.

Myles Hoenig says Bernie Sanders has sold out the progressive movement to Wall Street.