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Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley signed a law making the state the eighth in the U.S. to legalize marriage for same-sex couples.
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Saudi Arabia is deploying the most oil rigs in four years as it prepares for possible shortages caused by tension with Iran, giving President Barack Obama one less reason to answer calls to curb prices by releasing supplies from America’s emergency reserves.
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New Jersey voters’ support for same- sex marriage reached a record high in the days after Republican Governor Chris Christie vetoed legislation to legalize the unions, a Quinnipiac University poll shows.
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Options traders are boosting bets by the most in 10 months that SodaStream International Ltd. will extend gains as analysts predict the maker of soda machines will report a 21 percent jump in fourth-quarter net income.
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Entergy Corp., the nuclear-plant operator that won a federal court ruling last month preventing the state from shutting down its Vermont Yankee reactor, appealed that decision to prevent the state from further attempts to close it.
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A storm moving across the U.S. and southern Canada may bring slush to New York City tomorrow and snow to Boston, according to forecasters.
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Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, a Democrat, talks about the U.S. economy and jobs in Vermont. He speaks with Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Democratic U.S. governors said President Barack Obama’s re-election chances are being lifted by an improving economy and a prolonged Republican nominating contest.
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Maryland’s Senate passed a measure to make same-sex marriage legal, a move supported by Governor Martin O’Malley, positioning the state to become the eighth in the nation to permit the practice.
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President Barack Obama should resist calls to combat rising gas prices with oil from U.S. reserves, which must be available in the event Iran blocks a pathway for a fifth of the crude heading to market, Republicans say.
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