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A Chinese court ruled that companies cannot terminate employees solely to replace them with AI systems, emphasizing the need to stabilize the domestic labor market.
May 3, 2026
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche stated that the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey involves a yearlong investigation beyond a single Instagram post.
Global oil markets are teetering on the brink of dual crises as Western nations face dwindling inventories and Iran grapples with maxed-out storage capacity.
Landlords barred from evicting tenants during the COVID-19 pandemic are in settlement talks with the DOJ to recoup up to $1.5 billion in losses.
Rep. Jason Crow highlights the lack of strategic off ramps in U.S. Middle East policy, particularly in dealing with Iran.
President Trump expressed doubts about Iran's peace proposal as the US prepares to review the latest diplomatic overtures.
Marco Rubio’s Italy visit coincides with U.S. military reductions in Germany, raising questions about NATO’s future and European security.
Kevin Hassett discusses the administration's economic policies and tariff measures aimed at protecting U.S. industries.
Iran's economy continues to struggle as Hormuz tolls yield less than $1.3 million and the rial plunges to unprecedented lows.
President Trump has received a detailed peace proposal from Iran but doubts its acceptability as tensions escalate and oil prices soar.
Canada’s participation in the European Political Community summit marks its first non-European attendance, signaling a shift in trade and diplomatic priorities.
