A gunman opened fire Monday at a Chicago hospital, killing a police officer and two hospital employees after a domestic dispute exploded into a firefight with SWAT team members inside the medical center, authorities said.

Randal Quarles, the Fed’s vice chairman for bank supervision, is expected to be named to chair the Financial Stability Board, a global body overseeing financial regulations, according to people familiar with the matter.

With the announcement that Amazon is planning to locate one of its two new headquarters in Long Island City, many see it as a possible sign of the neighborhood’s final artistic demise.

The Kremlin said it backed a veteran Russian Interior Ministry official to become Interpol’s president, raising fresh concerns about the efficacy of the international police agency critics say authoritarian governments have abused.

Berlin’s move raises pressure on the kingdom to shed light on the journalist’s murder. 51

British Prime Minister Theresa May intensified a campaign to get businesses to back her Brexit agreement, trying to build momentum behind her much-maligned plan.