Wire Briefings

The day's briefing: the election order's last nationwide injunction falls, a national emergency covers the power grid, a classified Saudi nuclear pact reaches Congress, and rescue crews race monsoon rain…

Meta's $17 billion proposed settlement ends a landmark child-safety trial, the Supreme Court clears the mail-in voting order, Canadian counter-tariffs hit September 8, and Ukraine strikes Russian refining infrastructure.

Today’s digest: the Supreme Court’s mail-voting stay and an 8 a.m. showdown in Boston, Treasury’s expanded Iran sanctions, the U.S.–Canada tariff rupture, Congo’s record Ebola toll, and what to watch…

Treasury unveils sweeping Iran sanctions; DOJ opens a National Fraud Detection Center; a Supreme Court mail-ballot ruling looms; Russia strikes Ukraine on its Independence Day.

Tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian goods take effect as talks collapse; the Supreme Court lets White House ballroom construction proceed; Ukraine confirms deep strikes into Russia; Jackson Hole looms.

Chief Justice Roberts pauses a ballroom construction halt, Russia hits a Kryvyi Rih shopping center, DOJ loses in Michigan, and Vance touts a $1B steel investment. The day across government,…

Today: the U.S.-Canada tariff pause enters its make-or-break window, the first Liberia deportation flight is due, Fed minutes reveal a divided committee, silencer deregulation stands, and the Hormuz standoff hardens.

The 60-day U.S.-Iran negotiating window lapses without a deal, voters head to the polls in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming, National Firearms Act provisions lapse after a Texas ruling, and Kushner…

The administration takes the East Wing ballroom fight to the Supreme Court, Seoul proposes talks to formally end the Korean War, and July inflation holds at 3.4 percent — plus…

Ukraine strikes Russia’s Baltic oil hub, July retail sales extend their streak, the en banc Fifth Circuit moots the Alien Enemies Act challenge, and the White House orders a shipbuilding…