Alex Ossola

and Iran weren't close to an agreement.

It's not clear when any attack would take place.

Iranian and U.S.

officials are supposed to meet in Vienna on Monday for talks.

And in Chappaqua, New York, Bill Clinton testified today before the House Oversight Committee, the first time a former U.S.

president appeared before a congressional committee under subpoena.

Hillary Clinton testified yesterday.

According to his prepared opening remarks for today's closed-door session, Bill Clinton said he had no idea about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.

He also said that he was likely not to recall certain details and that he wouldn't lie under oath about events from two decades earlier.

Representative Robert Garcia, a Democrat from California and the committee's ranking member, said Clinton was cooperative in his testimony.

Representative James Comer, the Republican chair of the committee, said Trump has already answered questions about Epstein multiple times.

Trump today said that he didn't like seeing Clinton deposed, but that, quote, they certainly went after me a lot more than that.

The three major U.S.

indexes fell today.

The Dow had the biggest loss, closing down 1.1 percent.

The KBW Nasdaq Bank Index fell 4.9 percent, its largest one-day drop since market turmoil last April related to tariffs.

The country's largest banks tend to be a proxy for investors' beliefs about the economy.

Journal markets reporter Jack Pitcher says the reasons stocks dropped today aren't new.

For the month, the Nasdaq fell 3.4 percent, while the S&P finished down 0.9 percent, both the sharpest losses since March 2025.

The Dow ended up 0.2 percent in February, its 10th straight winning month.