Proposals to restrict drag performances — largely geared toward blocking children from seeing them — are misguided, performers say.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the banking crisis that it unleashed may tighten auto financing and keep new cars out of reach for more Americans.

Deutsche Bank shares rose Monday and its bonds stabilized, as investors gave a reprieve to the turmoil facing one of Europe’s largest banks.

Here are some of the more active stocks Monday, as the broader stock market, outside of technology, was getting a lift from improving banking sector news.

Oil futures end at their highest in two weeks on Monday, building on last week’s bounce, while natural-gas futures mark their lowest settlement in more than a month.

The FDIC announced the purchase of Silicon Valley Bank by First Citizens Bancshares, and First Republic’s stock rose on reports of more U.S. support for banks.

McDonald’s is joining the general strike launched by trade union group Histadrut on Monday, which is planning to bring the economy to a halt in protest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s planned judicial reforms.

In Moore v. Harper, the Supreme Court is deliberating whether a federal standard should apply to all states when drawing U.S. congressional district boundaries.

There’s another worry on the horizon: the looming end of the student loan repayment moratorium.

A calmer tone across markets as tensions over the banking sector fade was reducing demand for perceived haven assets, such as government bonds.