1. Trump Moves to Stop Immediate Release of Court Award President Donald Trump has asked a federal court to prevent writer E. Jean Carroll from immediately collecting a nearly $5.8 million judgment, arguing that the payment should remain on hold…
1. US Justice Department Escalates Federal Oversight Ahead of Midterm Elections The US Justice Department(DOJ) has issued a nationwide warning to election officials, stating that state and local authorities could face criminal prosecution if they knowingly allow noncitizens to remain…
— 1. Presidential Office Disputes Scale of Alleged Data Breach South Korea’s presidential office has rejected claims made by e-commerce giant Coupang regarding the scale of a recent Coupang Data Leak, setting off a public dispute over cybersecurity and the…
1. Slowing Job Growth Raises Fresh Questions About the US Economy A weaker-than-expected U.S. employment report has reignited debate within the Federal Reserve over whether the American labor market is beginning to lose momentum due to Weak US Job simply…
1. DHS Launches Investigation Into Security Incident The US Homeland Security has launched an investigation into a cyber breach affecting one of its information-sharing systems, raising fresh concerns about the security of sensitive government networks used by law enforcement and…
1. ‘Trump Accounts’ to Accept Stock Donations as National Program Launches The Trump administration is expanding its newly created investment program for American newborns by allowing individuals, corporations, and charitable organizations to contribute publicly traded stocks to government-backed savings accounts…
1. Protest Outside UN Ends in Tragedy A Tibetan activist died after setting himself on fire near the United Nations headquarters in New York City, in an act that activists described as a protest against Chinese rule in Tibet. According…
1. Brazilian Senator Takes Trade Dispute Directly to Washington A growing trade dispute between the United States and Brazil is set to take center stage in Washington as Brazilian Senator prepares to testify against proposed U.S. tariffs that could significantly…
1. The Passing of a Monetary Policy Giant Former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, one of the most influential economists of the modern era, has died at the age of 100, closing a chapter on a career that helped…
1. Multi-State Lawsuit Targets California’s Sweeping Packaging Regulations A coalition of 17 U.S. states has filed a lawsuit against California, seeking to overturn one of the country’s most ambitious environmental laws aimed at reducing plastic waste and increasing recycling requirements.…
