Hundred-dollar oil is back within reach. Brent crude jumped above $99 a barrel on Tuesday morning, its highest since July, after Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen struck energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, before the international benchmark gave back part of the gain. US stock indexes opened lower, with the Dow slipping as the energy scare rippled through bonds.

Gas prices hit a record $4.15 per gallon on Labor Day as oil supply disruptions and refinery outages keep pressure on U.S. fuel markets.

Google avoided a forced sale of its AdX advertising exchange after a Virginia judge rejected the DOJ's breakup bid, marking another setback for U.S. Big Tech regulators.

Shein closed its first day of public trading at $48.50 per share, giving the fast-fashion giant a $26.2 billion valuation.

Ben Shelton beat the defending champion at the hour when nobody is supposed to be playing tennis. The 23-year-old American closed out Carlos Alcaraz 6-7(5), 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6(7) at 3:33 a.m. Wednesday in Arthur Ashe Stadium, finishing a US Open quarterfinal that began Tuesday night and turned into the match of his life. He advances to his second Open semifinal, an all-American clash with Frances Tiafoe on Friday.

The United States needed a late charge, a defensive stand and a missed three at the buzzer to stay unbeaten at the women's FIBA World Cup. Jackie Young scored 10 points and Chelsea Gray drew a crucial offensive foul as the Americans escaped Italy 55-52 on Sunday in Berlin, their fewest points in a World Cup win since a 42-38 result against Australia in 1967.

The NBA delivered one of the harshest punishments in its history on Wednesday, suspending Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer for one year, fining the team $30 million and ordering it to forfeit five first-round draft picks for circumventing the salary cap in a scheme involving Kawhi Leonard.

Lionel Messi ended the greatest international career of his generation on Monday, announcing his retirement from Argentina duty in a letter posted to Instagram. The decision closes 21 years, 207 matches and 125 goals in the Albiceleste shirt, crowned by the 2022 World Cup in Qatar that settled the argument over his place among the game's immortals.

NASA’s $4.3 billion Roman Space Telescope has launched to survey billions of galaxies, investigate dark energy and hunt for distant planets.

NASA’s Roman Space Telescope is preparing for launch with technology that could map a billion galaxies and hunt for rogue planets.

A rare August lunar eclipse will turn the full moon deep orange-red, with 96% of its face entering Earth’s shadow across much of the world.