Stock futures fell on Monday as Wall Street’s fears tied to President Donald Trump’s tariffs continue to pressure the market and investors wait for new economic data.

Tesla CEO Musk says the U.S. should leave NATO, more retail earnings coming amid weakening economic sentiment, and more news to start your day.

U.S. equity futures tumbled in early Monday trading, while the dollar extended its weeks-long slump and Treasury bonds rallied, as investors extended their retreat from risky markets amid broadening concerns that President Donald Trump's tariff and government jobs cuts could tip the world's biggest economy into recession.

The Institute for the Study of War has found that daily attacks on Ukraine by Russia have spiked over the past six weeks.

Donald Trump has suggested Ukraine “may not survive” the war against Russia, even if American support continues. The US president was asked about his decision to pause support for Ukraine following his Oval Office clash Volodymyr Zelensky,

Russia carried out another massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is considering imposing large-scale sanctions against Russia. Read more about what happened on Friday,