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Amazon closes a £4.2 billion sterling note sale, Plains prices $1.5 billion in hybrids, Chipotle seats a former KFC chief, House of Doge flags 7.9 million disputed shares, and the…
Supreme Court leaves mail voting in place for the midterms, the Fed opens a two-day rate meeting, and BRICS wraps in New Delhi. Tuesday's briefing.
The Supreme Court froze Missouri’s redrawn congressional map twice in one week, mail-ballot and voter-database emergency applications await rulings, and the D.C. and Fourth Circuits issued major decisions on taxpayer…
TIJ's daily congressional digest: the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions package heads to a House vote, the Senate tees up a crypto market-structure test vote, and CBO pegs the FY26 deficit at…
The first-ever Alien Terrorist Removal Court case, a $64M Medicaid fraud sentence, a Conti ransomware prison term, and five more DOJ enforcement actions.
Five proclamations published Monday convert 50 percent tariffs on Canadian motor vehicles, dairy and alcoholic beverages into import bans effective September 29, leading a 156-document Federal Register issue that also…
Overnight: Houthis complete their takeover of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, Russia and Ukraine trade large drone barrages, and a downed U.S. airman breaks his silence. Ahead today: a Senate judicial…
Sunday's briefing: a New York Times investigation traces the collapse of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire to a rogue hardline faction; a federal judge rules FEMA workforce cuts unlawful; Trump visits Ireland;…
Trump meets Irish leaders in Dublin, the mail-ballot rule returns to the Supreme Court, and Xi opens the New Delhi BRICS summit in today's Afternoon Wire.
Sept. 12 briefing: 25 years since 9/11, the USPS mail-ballot rule at the Supreme Court, a first Alien Terrorist Removal Court case, Ukraine, and the Fed.