House unanimously votes to keep sensitive American data out of hostile countries’ hands
House lawmakers are rushing to protect sensitive American user data amid a wider technology race with foreign adversaries.
House Republicans may invite Netanyahu to address Congress amid rift with Biden, Democrats
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may deliver a speech before Congress even as his disagreements with President Biden and Democrats grow.
The Fed holds interest rates steady. Here’s the impact on your money.
Federal Reserve officials said they are leaving the central bank’s benchmark interest rate unchanged, a decision widely expected by economists after recent inflation data showed that prices are still increasing at a faster pace than the Fed would like. Even so, most officials are predicting three rate cuts later in 2024. Policymakers on Wednesday said
Judge won’t sanction Michael Cohen for citing fake cases in AI-generated legal filing
A federal judge declined to sanction former President Trump's ex-attorney, Michael Cohen, after Cohen submitted court documents that cited fake cases generated by AI.
Ex-Trump officials launch forum to oppose left-leaning European policies ‘infiltrating’ US
Former Trump officials are creating a new non-profit to warn about what they see as the dangerous left-wing policies that emanate from the European Union.
NY AG asks court to ignore Trump claim that posting $464M bond is ‘practical impossibility’
New York Attorney General Letitia James' office submitted a filing pushing back against former President Trump's claim that it is a "practical impossibility" to secure such a large bond.
Jared Kushner defends call for Palestinians to build ‘waterfront property’ instead of terror tunnels in Gaza
Jared Kushner defended his call for the Palestinian people to invest in valuable infrastructure and "waterfront property" rather than terrorist tunnels.