Donald Trump Hush Money Trial to Start Next Month After Judge Rejects His Bid to Further Delay Case
A New York judge has set an April 15 trial date in Donald Trump's hush money case.
Legal & Regulatory
US Regulators Take Hold of Troubled Lender Republic First and Agree to Sell It to Fulton Bank
US regulators have taken hold of Republic First Bancorp and arranged to sell it to Fulton Bank.
Supreme Court Hints at Granting Trump Criminal Immunity, Jan 6 Trial Delay Looms
Supreme Court hints at granting Trump immunity, raising concerns about future presidential accountability, as further delay looms for Jan. 6 trial...
Businessman Attacks Parish Councilor Over Bird Nest Dispute, Dragging Him By His Hair!
The businessman was identified as 65-year-old Chris Makin. The one he attacked is a 63-year-old local resident and parish councilor named Andrew Mason,..
Blinken Warns About China's Interference in US Elections, Claims There's Evidence of Disruption Attempts
Antony Blinken said they are looking at any Chinese interference in the elections...
UK's FCA Sticks to 'Name and Shame' Companies Under Investigation Despite Backlash
Amid controversy, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) stands fi...
Elon Musk Vs. Australia: X Opposes Demand To Remove Bishop Attack Video Globally
Elon Musk's X said that no government should possess such authority....
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Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Social Media Ban for Minors; Companies May Pay Up to $50,000 Per Violation
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 3 into law on Monday, implementing measures to regulate minors' access to social media platforms.
Tennessee Company Tuff Torq Corp. Hit with $300k Fine for Employing Children to Operate 'Dangerous' Machinery
Tuff Torq Corp. was fined $296,951 by the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division for several child labor violations.
Donald Trump Joins World's 500 Richest People for First Time as Net Worth Skyrockets to $6.5 Billion
However, Trump's wealth is locked up in shares for six months, preventing him from settling his New York civil fraud court judgment.
Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against Anti-Hate Speech Group Dismissed by Judge as Intimidation Tactics
US judge dismisses Elon Musk's lawsuit against CCDH, citing it as an attempt to stifle free speech. Musk's claims were deemed unfounded.
Donald Trump Secures Relief in $464 Million Bond Fraud Case with $175 Million Pause — Assets Safe for Now
Former President Trump secured temporary relief, pausing a $454 million civil fraud judgment with a $175 million bond and preventing immediate asset seizures in New York.
Apple, Google, and Meta Face Potential Billion-Dollar Fines From European Commission Over Market Violations
The EU probes tech giants Apple, Google, and Meta under Digital Markets Act for potential violations to curb market dominance. Apple recently fined $2B.
Singapore: Ex-Transport Minister S. Iswaran Facing 8 More Charges in City-State’s Biggest Political Scandal
Singapore's former Transport Minister S. Iswaran was charged with eight more counts in court, raising his total to 35.
South Korea’s Senior Doctors to Resign in Protest Over Medical School Expansion
As the physicians' strike in South Korea grows, medical professors and doctors warn they will cut their hours or quit.
White House Slams Funding Bill Provision That Prohibits US Embassies From Displaying Pride Flags
White House officials pledged to overturn a Republican provision in a federal budget measure that would have banned LGBTQI+ Pride flags from US embassies.
