A federal appeals court on Monday rejected former President Biden’s request to prevent audio recordings and transcripts from decade-old interviews he gave to his memoir ghostwriter from becoming publi
A federal appeals court on Monday rejected former President Biden’s request to prevent audio recordings and transcripts from decade-old interviews he gave to his memoir ghostwriter from becoming public. A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit suspended its decision until Aug. 3 to allow Biden enough time...
Source: The Hill
A legislative push in Washington aims to halt US politicians from trading stocks while in office, a move drawing bipartisan support amid concerns over conflicts of interest and public trust in government.
The United States House of Representatives has narrowly approved a colossal A$1.75 trillion annual defence spending bill, igniting fierce debate over military outlays and the intensifying conflict in Iraq.
The White House is broadening a voluntary initiative to curb escalating electricity costs for US data centres, now inviting major utilities and state governments to participate, a move with potential flow-on effects for Australia's energy-intensive tech sector.
A significant shift is underway among former President Donald Trump's base, with a new Politico poll indicating a sharp decline in support for the protracted US-Israeli conflict in Iran, as financial burdens and strategic fatigue begin to bite.
