In newly released court documents, Ghislaine Maxwell acknowledges introducing Virginia Giuffre to the Duke of York and confirms the setting of a long-disputed photograph, dealing another blow to the royal's claims.
Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) advances the USS John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier toward deployment while reaffirming shareholder returns, underscoring its pivotal role in long-term U.S. naval modernization.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating Nike following allegations that its workplace diversity initiatives led to unfair treatment of white workers and job applicants, a move the company disputes as it undergoes significant restructuring.
Bitcoin prices fell sharply after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified the U.S. government lacks authority to direct bank rescues for cryptocurrency firms, amplifying existing market pressures and bearish sentiment.
The Department of Homeland Security is scrambling to contain a mounting constitutional crisis after six of its former top lawyers jointly condemned ICE's controversial practice of using administrative warrants to enter private homes—a move legal experts say flouts Fourth Amendment protections.
‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary pushes back against rising criticism of ultra-wealthy business figures, arguing that entrepreneurs like Michael Dell and Warren Buffett are vital job creators and philanthropists whose contributions are overshadowed by inequality debates.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed Iran's request to relocate planned nuclear discussions from Turkey, as diplomatic maneuvering intensifies ahead of a potential Friday meeting. Rubio outlined key U.S. prerequisites for substantive dialogue amid regional tensions.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faced pointed questioning on Capitol Hill, first over the theoretical possibility of a federal Bitcoin bailout and then in a heated exchange about a Trump family crypto venture’s regulatory approval.
The Trump administration will withdraw 700 ICE officers from Minnesota, citing improved collaboration with local authorities. The move, announced by Border Czar Tom Homan, signals a tactical shift and follows the sidelining of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, with whom Homan has a contentious history.
From 2 million to 20 million, the staggering range of estimates for the U.S. housing shortfall reveals a deeper debate over what constitutes a 'shortage' and how to fix an affordability crisis squeezing millions of families.
Senate and House Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have reconciled their differences, presenting a consolidated set of proposed reforms for the Department of Homeland Security as a critical funding deadline looms.
A new poll reveals overwhelming public support for harsher measures against unauthorized migration, setting the stage for a contentious legislative battle as President-elect José Antonio Kast prepares to take office.
Senator Tim Scott pushes back against a Justice Department investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a political maneuver that is now jeopardizing the confirmation of President Trump's nominee to succeed Powell.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended the proposed $83 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery before a skeptical Senate panel, navigating questions on market dominance, content, and a pre-deal meeting with former President Trump.
A House Financial Services Committee hearing descended into a shouting match as Rep. Gregory Meeks pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on oversight of a financial institution tied to former President Trump's family business.
Amid warnings that China is pulling ahead in the autonomous vehicle race, U.S. lawmakers and industry leaders from Waymo and Tesla are pressing Congress to break a legislative logjam and accelerate the deployment of self-driving cars on American roads.
In a Morning Joe appearance, FT columnist Ed Luce cited newly released documents suggesting Jeffrey Epstein's network had 'deep coordination' with Russian officials, highlighting a 2016 meeting with a former Russian ambassador and Peter Thiel.
A D.C. district judge expressed deep skepticism toward the Defense Department's unprecedented effort to discipline Senator Mark Kelly over a political speech, warning the case could threaten military retirees' free speech rights.
Even if the Supreme Court strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs, the administration has alternative legal tools ready to impose similar import taxes, potentially leaving businesses and consumers with continued high costs.
A temporary spending bill ends a brief government shutdown, while a would-be assassin of former President Trump faces sentencing. Other headlines include murder charges for Jill Biden's ex-husband, renewed US-Iran nuclear talks, and a sharp decline in Bitcoin's value.
