When FCC chairman Brendan Carr announced last week that the Trump administration will block the business deals of media conglomerates that engage in discriminatory DEI practices, some employees at the liberal network MSNBC took notice. “MSNBC could be in the administration’s crosshairs as well. The network is in the process of being spun off from
‘It is hard to believe that this is what President Trump wants,’ said Robert Bork Jr., president of the Antitrust Education Project. News Analysis Despite sweeping into office on a deregulation platform, it is uncertain how much federal antitrust actions will change under the Trump administration from what it was under President Joe Biden. After
‘The U.S. should treat anyone who helps the ICC or its officials evade those sanctions accordingly,’ says Ted Cruz L: Sen. Tom Cotton R: International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan (Getty Images) The Trump administration and its Republican allies in Congress say they will fully enforce sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) and are
The president said he would give Tehran a couple of weeks to show progress on a nuclear program deal. WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump issued another stern warning to Iran on Sunday, stating that if the Tehran regime refuses to reach an agreement on its nuclear program, there will be consequences. Trump also addressed his relationship with
‘A lot of people want me to do it,’ the president said. President Donald Trump on Sunday said that he is “not joking” about recent talk of him potentially seeking a third term in office, although such a move would likely face significant legal hurdles. “A lot of people want me to do it,” Trump
The official was involved in the pandemic-era Operation Warp Speed to produce COVID-19 vaccines. The Food and Drug Administration’s top vaccine official submitted his letter of resignation on March 28, citing some of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s initiatives. In a letter to acting FDA Commissioner Sara Brenner, Dr. Peter Marks said that he
The emergency filing was made on Sunday as a heated Wisconsin Supreme Court election is scheduled for April 1. Wisconsin’s attorney general submitted an emergency petition on May 30 to the state Supreme Court to prevent White House adviser and tech billionaire Elon Musk from making $1 million payments to two random Wisconsinites who signed