Iran Is Writing the Hormuz Toll Into Law. The Diplomatic and Legislative Clocks Both Expire August 21.
Iran's parliament approved the Hormuz
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Clinton Aide Doug Band Faces House Oversight Panel as Epstein Probe Widens to Penn Campus
Former Clinton aide Doug Band appeared before the House Oversight Committee on June 30 as newly released Epstein files revealed how the convicted sex offender used an Austrian law student at Penn
DOJ Defies Judge on Epstein Files as Compliance Deadline Passes
The Justice Department chose appeal over compliance Thursday as a federal court deadline to release unredacted Epstein files expired, setting up a direct confrontation with U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan, who found
Elliot Anderson Breaks British Transfer Record With £116m Manchester City Move
Manchester City have signed Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest for up to £116 million, making the 23-year-old England midfielder the most expensive British player in football history. The deal breaks the record
Lakers Bet the Rebuild on Doncic, Acquire Walker Kessler and Three Free Agents
The Lakers acquired Walker Kessler in a $130 million sign-and-trade from the Jazz and signed three free agents in under an hour Tuesday, completing the first offseason built entirely around Luka Doncic
Lions Release Terrion Arnold After First-Round Pick Faces Eight Felony Counts in Tampa
The Detroit Lions released cornerback Terrion Arnold on June 29 after the first-round pick was charged with four counts of kidnapping and four counts
Lakers Bet the Rebuild on Doncic, Acquire Walker Kessler and Three Free Agents
The Lakers acquired Walker Kessler in a $130 million sign-and-trade from the Jazz and signed three free agents in under an hour Tuesday, completing
Netflix Reveals Ghostbusters: Night Shift Animated Series Set in 1994
Netflix reveals Ghostbusters: Night Shift at Annecy, a canonical animated series set in 1994 New York City and produced by Dan Aykroyd and Jason
French Investment in Saudi Arabia Nearly Tripled, With 30 Firms Now Calling Riyadh Home
French capital committed to Saudi Arabia nearly tripled over three years, climbing from SR7 billion to SR19 billion, while 30 French companies established Riyadh as their Gulf headquarters, the Federation of Saudi
The Ceasefire Opened the Strait. The War Risk Insurance Market Has Not.
A crude carrier transiting Hormuz now pays up to $7.5 million per voyage in war risk
The Gulf States Lobbied Hardest for the Deal. The Deal Left the Strait Unresolved.
Qatar lost 17 percent of its LNG production capacity to Iranian missiles in March, then became
Google Loses Final EU Appeal Over €4.1 Billion Android Antitrust Fine
Europe's highest court dismissed Google's final appeal over its €4.125 billion Android antitrust fine on Thursday,
US Added 57,000 Jobs in June, Less Than Half What Forecasters Expected
The US added just 57,000 jobs in June, less than half the 110,000 economists expected, as
DraftKings and FanDuel Are $7 Million Into a Nebraska Ballot Push. Certification Is Tomorrow.
A campaign backed by DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and Fanatics says it has gathered 201,000 signatures to put online sports betting on Nebraska's November ballot — 74,000 more than required. Nebraska Secretary of
Genovese Mobsters Used 100 Fake Loyalty Cards to Win $1.1 Million at Bally’s Casino
Six men with ties to the Genovese crime family's
UK Think Tank Calls to Double High Street Slot Tax. The Industry Says It Would Close Hundreds of Shops.
The Social Market Foundation called for doubling Machine Games
Betfred Fined £900,000 After UK Gambling Commission Finds Harm Monitoring Gaps
The UK Gambling Commission announced a £900,000 settlement with
