Supreme Court justices are weighing how the First Amendment applies to social media companies, as they consider a pair of cases that could transform how the internet has operated for decades,with sweeping consequences for a host of federal and state efforts to regulate the internet.
A U.S. Senate aide is under investigation over unofficial trips to Ukraine’s war zones and providing what he said was $30,000 in sniper gear to its military, documents show. A senior staffer who advises the US Senate on Russia policy is under investigation for making trips to Ukraine in military uniform and supplying the country’s armed forces with privately donated sniper equipment, reported on Monday.
A man set himself on fire on Sunday afternoon outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. A U.S. Air Force spokeswoman, Ann Stefanek, confirmed on Sunday night that the man was an active-duty airman.
Nvidia's shares have soared as a result, and the company is trading near a $2 trillion valuation, among the U.S.'s top five most valuable Companies.
His Excellency President Joe Biden is considering executive action that could prevent people who cross illegally into the United States from claiming asylum. Very Delicate balance as President Biden and the Core Executives of the “Pentagon” considers inducting a law dating back to 1952 to severely restrict access to the United States. asylum system
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s gift of a Russian-made Aurus Senat to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un highlights the two leaders’ economic bonds—and their ability to defy U.N. sanctions.
