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The Justice Department is investigating ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News over whether their brief suspension of White House pool coverage violated antitrust law.
Trump said Zelenskyy "better damn well stop" striking Russian oil refineries and that Ukraine should get a new president, a day after Washington eased sanctions on Russian diesel.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee gave the 2026 Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, the former UN rights chief, and within hours Washington sanctioned the International Criminal Court she once served on. Israel and
The Pentagon says it will livestream the Dec. 3 firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, and even Republicans who back his death sentence are objecting. Legal experts say the
The Wall Street Journal reports that Kimberly Guilfoyle asked donor Eric Deters to pay $100,000 toward her American Express bill before her confirmation. Her lawyer disputes the messages, and Deters says he
US District Judge Timothy Kelly extended his order restoring White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico through Tuesday. He called the government's national security defence an uphill climb.
ICE leaders have told agents to raise immigration arrests by 1,000 a day, restoring a 3,000-a-day goal, CNN reports. The Department of Homeland Security says there are no quotas.
The Trump administration has halted new and pending PERM labour certifications for Microsoft, Adobe and six outsourcing firms. Microsoft says most of its H-1B filings were for staff it already employs.
Lula expected to win outright; instead Flávio Bolsonaro took roughly 47 percent to his 45. With surveys calling the October 25 runoff a dead heat, the open question is where the eliminated
Eight Supreme Court justices spent nearly two hours on Boulder's bid to make Exxon and Suncor answer for climate damage. With Justice Samuel Alito recused, a 4-4 split would let the case
A 39-year-old woman was found strangled in a Naha hotel, and a 20-year-old US Marine is now in Japanese custody on suspicion of robbery and murder. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has protested
The US is withholding Sudan's army chief's UN visa unless he signs a 90-day ceasefire he has refused. The pressure lands as the RSF tightens a siege the UN warns could repeat
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