The Wall Street Journal: Vatican finance chief to be tried in Australia on sex-abuse charges

Cardinal George Pell, one of the Vatican’s most senior officials, will be tried on multiple charges of “historical sexual offenses,” a judge ruled Tuesday.

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The Wall Street Journal: Netanyahu: Secret documents prove Iran lied about not pursuing nukes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented what he called new evidence that Iran maintained a secret and comprehensive plan to build nuclear weapons but lied repeatedly about it, building a case against the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

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The Wall Street Journal: Justice Department suggests alternatives as AT&T antitrust trial wraps up

The Justice Department, making its final case against AT&T Inc.’s planned acquisition of Time Warner Inc., on Monday urged a judge to consider “alternative” remedies if he chooses not to block the merger outright.

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The Wall Street Journal: Ex-Autonomy exec found guilty of fraud in Hewlett-Packard deal

A federal jury found Autonomy Corp.’s former financial chief guilty of falsifying financial statements and exaggerating the British software maker’s value before its sale to Hewlett-Packard for $11 billion in 2011.

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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. extends tariff exemptions for EU, Canada, Mexico for another month

President Donald Trump eased trade pressure on top U.S. allies Monday, giving the European Union and some nations outside the bloc more time to negotiate deals that would exempt them from U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs.

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The Tell: 8 reasons to ditch the euro right now, says Bank of America analyst

The euro has struggled over the past month as the dollar regained its footing, but while the shared currency remains up on the year, investors should rethink their long-euro, short-dollar positions, according to research by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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Earnings Outlook: How many billions is Apple about to promise its investors?

Apple reports results on Tuesday, May 1 and is expected to increase its capital-return program as part of its plans to reduce its net-cash balance.

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Market Extra: What’s happening to London’s cranes? Brexit bites into U.K. construction

It’s not clear how the U.K.’s trade arrangements will look at the end of the Brexit process — and the haze presents a challenge to the country’s construction sector.

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New York Times publishes list of questions Mueller wants to ask Trump

Almost 50 questions were recently submitted to Trump’s lawyers, and later obtained by the Times.

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Don’t fall for this expensive and common misconception about credit cards

One more reason to read all about your card’s fees before signing up.

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NASA sets sights on Mars with historic InSight launch

NASA is set to make history when it launches its InSight Mars lander on May 5.

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Utah family finds remains of ancient horse in backyard

A Utah family working on a landscaping project unearthed the fossil remains of an ancient horse dating back more than 2 million years.

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Yellowstone super volcano geyser Steamboat has been unusually active

Something odd’s happening under Yellowstone National Park. The world’s largest geyser has erupted three times in just six weeks. Is the sleeping supergiant volcano getting restless?

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