Trump Admin Keeps Strict Biden-Era Merger Rules, Defying Corporate Push for Easier Consolidation

The Trump administration will retain tough merger guidelines adopted under the Biden administration, dashing corporate hopes for looser consolidation rules. The Trump administration has announced it will retain the stringent merger review guidelines introduced by the Biden administration, disappointing Wall Street and Big Tech, which had hoped for a regulatory rollback that would ease corporate

Margaret Brennan Resumes Resistance Tweeting After Disastrous Rubio Interview

Brennan controversy just the latest black eye for CBS News on issues related to Jews and Israel Marco Rubio and Margaret Brennan (Face the Nation/YouTube) CBS News host Margaret Brennan has not publicly addressed her controversial exchange with Secretary of State Marco Rubio over the weekend, in which the anchor claimed that the Holocaust occurred

‘Wild-Eyed Sort of Leftist’: Meet the Federal Judge Who Will Rule on the Eric Adams Dismissal

Dale Ho, a former ACLU director, faced criticism during his confirmation hearing over ‘hateful’ comments against Republicans (Reuters) The federal judge set to rule on the Trump Justice Department’s motion to drop corruption charges against New York City mayor Eric Adams is a self-described “wild-eyed sort of leftist” who faced a contentious confirmation process over

Trump Signs Executive Order to Make IVF More Affordable

The president frequently touted his support for IVF and other fertility treatments on the campaign trail. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order focused on making in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments more accessible for everyday Americans. The directive gives the Domestic Policy Council 90 days to submit policy recommendations to the president on how

Judge Rejects Request to Block DOGE From Accessing Government Data

A group of state attorneys general wanted the Department of Government Efficiency blocked from accessing government data as the case proceeds. A federal judge on Feb. 18 turned down a request from a group of state attorneys general to block the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing data at seven government agencies, finding the