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President Donald Trump is intensifying his threats against what he labels the ‘radical left’ in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, raising alarm that he may be leveraging the tragedy to stifle political dissent.
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Western insurers on Tuesday suffered a setback in London as the High Court rejected their attempt to appeal a ruling that grants aircraft lessors more than $1 billion from war-risk insurance policies, compensating for jets stranded in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
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The nation’s top market watchdog says it is giving top priority to Donald Trump’s proposal to scale back the frequency of corporate earnings reports, after the president once again waded into the long-running battle over transparency in American capitalism.
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On Friday, a federal appeals court announced it would temporarily halt its review of legal challenges to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s climate rules, pending the agency’s decision on whether to revise the regulations or defend them in court, according to court filings.
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The Federal Trade Commission has demanded that Alphabet’s Google, OpenAI, Meta Platforms, and four other leading AI chatbot developers provide detailed information on how their technologies affect children.
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit in Florida seeking at least $15 billion in damages against The New York Times, four of its journalists, and publisher Penguin Random House, alleging defamation and libel and claiming the coverage caused significant harm to his reputation, according to a court filing released Monday.
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The FBI confirmed Monday that DNA collected from a towel wrapped around a rifle near the site of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination matches that of the 22-year-old suspect charged in his killing, Director Kash Patel announced.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced after weekend trade talks in Spain that Washington and Beijing have struck a framework agreement on the ownership of the wildly popular social video platform TikTok.
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In the aftermath of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting, a wave of controversy has erupted as several employees—including MSNBC political analyst Matthew Dowd—have lost their jobs over comments they made regarding his death.
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Family and friends of the 22-year-old charged with killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk say his politics had shifted sharply to the left in recent years, spending countless hours exploring 'dark corners of the internet,' Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday.
President Donald Trump is intensifying his threats against what he labels the ‘radical left’ in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, raising alarm that he may be leveraging the tragedy to stifle political dissent.
