Yellen Criticizes Trump's Tariff Proposal As Harmful To Working Class Americans
Trump recently suggested the idea of eliminating federal income taxes and imposing substantial tariffs on imports during private meetings with GOP lawmakers.
Maryland Governor To Pardon Over 175,000 Marijuana Convictions: Report
The sweeping measure will primarily address low-level marijuana possession charges, impacting around 100,000 individuals.
Trump Mixes Up His Doctor's Name While Criticizing Biden's Cognitive Abilities
Trump was trying to take a dig at President Joe Biden's cognitive test when he himself mixed up his former doctor's name.
Apple Sued By Two Female Employees Over Alleged Gender Pay Gap
Central to the lawsuit are Apple's hiring practices and performance evaluations, which the plaintiffs argue have contributed to a persistent wage gap.
Trump Wants To Further Reduce Corporate Tax Rate To 'Nice, Round Figure' Of 20%
The Republican presidential candidate proposed lowering the corporate tax rate at a closed-door meeting with the Business Roundtable.
Justice Clarence Thomas Failed to Disclose Trips Funded By GOP Donor
The Senate Judiciary Committee got the information, covering a span of seven years, from documents provided by Harlan Crow.
Disney, DeSantis Settle Dispute With 15-Year Development Deal
Disney has committed to investing at least $8 billion in the resort over the next decade, and a total investment of $17 billion over the next 10 to 20 years.
Immigrant Advocacy Groups Sue Biden Administration Over New Border Policies
President Joe Biden's executive action, which prevents illegal migrants from seeking asylum, is his most strict policy on the U.S.-Mexico border to date.
State Of Emergency Declared In Florida Counties As Heavy Rain Leads To Severe Flooding
The deluge battered southern Florida, blocking roads, stranding vehicles, forcing flight delays and cancellations at airports.
US To Expand Sanctions On Semiconductor Sales To Russia, Targeting Chinese Sellers
The expanded measures, which are likely to be announced Wednesday, are part of the Biden administration's efforts to stop Russia's attempts to bypass Western sanctions and diminish its war capabilities against Ukraine.
President Biden Highlights Gun Law Reforms After Son Hunter's Conviction
Biden reiterated his administration's efforts to strengthen gun laws and increase penalties just hours after his son was convicted on federal gun charges.
Paramount Ends Merger Talks With Skydance Amid Dispute Over 'Noneconomic Terms'
The deal was on the verge of completion when National Amusements' lawyers sent an email to Paramount's special committee, announcing the termination of talks.
Leaked Audio Reveals Justice Alito's Remarks On Supreme Court Leak Investigation
In a separate recording, Alito's wife is heard addressing a recent controversy over flag displays at their homes in Virginia and New Jersey.
Elon Musk Threatens To Ban Apple Devices At His Companies Over OpenAI Integration
Musk's comments come following Apple's announcement on the incorporation of AI features across its apps and operating platforms.
'Is That Just An Act?' Trump Questions 'Unusually Beautiful' Taylor Swift's Liberal Views
The comments appear in a forthcoming book on the former president's years as a reality star.
Apple To Unveil New Passwords App At WWDC 2024: Report
The Passwords app, which will debut on June 10 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), aims to generate and track passwords more efficiently.
Trump Returns To Campaign Trail In Arizona, Blasts Conviction And Appeals For Overturn
The former president resumed his campaign efforts Thursday with a visit to Arizona, where he called for his conviction to be overturned on appeal. Trump also took aim at President Joe Biden Trump for the latter's recent executive action on immigration, pledging to scrap it.
Hunter Biden's Sister-In-Law Testifies To Discarding Gun Amid Addiction Concerns
Hallie Biden's testimony could strengthen the argument that Hunter Biden violated federal laws prohibiting illegal drug users from owning firearms.
Walmart To Give Bonuses To 700,000 US Hourly Workers
Both part-time and full-time associates will be eligible for bonuses of up to $1,000 annually.
Georgia Appeals Court Halts Trump Election Subversion Case Amid Willis Appeal
The case is on hold until a panel of judges rules on whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be disqualified from the proceedings.
Senate Republicans Block Contraception Rights Bill, But Biden Vows To Continue Fight
Biden said that he and Vice President Kamala Harris will continue to urge Congress to codify the protections of Roe v. Wade into federal law.
Trump's Legal Team Seeks To Lift Gag Order In Hush Money Trial Ahead Of Presidential Debate
Trump's attorneys submitted a petition to lift the gag order, saying the reasons for the order are no longer valid now that the trial has ended.
GOP-Led House Passes Bill To Sanction ICC Over Israel Arrest Warrants
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions on the ICC following its arrest warrants against Israeli officials.
Biden And Trump Edge Closer To Presidential Nominations After Latest Primary Contests
The latest primary contests were held in Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Washington D.C.
Trump Campaign, RNC Raise Record $141M In May After Hush Money Conviction
It marks a significant turnaround for Trump's fundraising efforts compared to earlier in the year when his campaign struggled to match President Biden's pace.
President Biden Calls Trump A 'Convicted Felon' At Connecticut Fundraising Event
Speaking at a campaign event in Greenwich, Connecticut, on Monday, Biden took swipes at the narrative pushed by Trump that the judicial process was unfair.
Anthony Fauci Denies Suppressing Lab Leak Theory In COVID-19 Origins Investigation
Testifying before the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, Dr. Fauci reiterated his belief that the pandemic most likely resulted from animal-to-human transmission. He also called Republican accusations of him trying to cover up the origins of the pandemic "absolutely false and simply preposterous."
Speaker Johnson Slams Biden's Proposed Executive Action On Immigration
Despite a recent decline in border crossings, Biden is expected to sign an executive order that aims to significantly limit asylum requests.
Hunter Biden Gun Trial: Federal Judge Blocks Key Testimony, Evidence In Latest Setback
Jury selection is set to start on Monday in the federal gun case against Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, after a plea deal with prosecutors fell through
Schumer Says Senate To Vote On Right To Contraception Act Wednesday
The Senate is set to vote on the Right to Contraception Act just before the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the right to abortion.