Wire Briefings

A federal judge again halts the mail-ballot executive order days before ballots go out; fired Stars and Stripes journalists sue the Pentagon; the Nepal-Tibet flood toll passes 500; Norway mourns…

CENTCOM declares the Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes mine-free, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole keynote, the last block on the mail-in voting order falls, and Nepal's…

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…