Monica Ricks

Zelensky says he wants to personally discuss specifics with President Trump just in case Russia renews aggressions.

He's seeking something more concrete than mere promises.

Iran's attorney general warns anyone participating in protests against his government will now be considered an enemy of God and face death penalty charges.

Arash Azizi is a contributing writer for The Atlantic and says Iran's opposition is emboldened by what's happened in Venezuela.

President Trump's promise to intervene if deadly clashes continue.

At least 65 people have died.

Protesters in Minneapolis made noise all night in hopes of driving ice out of the city following Renee Good's shooting death.

Today, Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota sent a message to protesters.

Klobuchar also says she's implored federal investigators to collaborate on the shooting investigation.

So far, they've barred state and local officials from accessing evidence in the case.

But White House officials linked new body cam video online.

They say it shows the officer feared for his life and acted in self-defense.

President Trump's calling for a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10% starting January 20th.

The president didn't give many details but wrote on social media, the American public will no longer be ripped off by credit card companies that are charging interest rates of 20 to 30% or even more.

It's not clear whether companies will respond or what actions Trump could take to force change.

A judge has ruled the Trump administration cannot stop child care subsidies.

Here's Bloomberg's Ed Kalecki.

President Trump's focusing on real estate as he looks at ways to address Americans' cost of living concerns, and he's getting his cabinet involved.

Bloomberg's Nathan Hager explains from Washington.

The latest jobs report showed just 50,000 jobs were added in December with health care, social assistance and restaurants and bars adding the most new workers.