The hardest decision a government prosecutor may ever face is also one of the most important tests of the rule of law: What do you do when you believe a crime occurred, and you believe you know who committed it, but you do not believe you can prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty?
Political groups aligned with two of the biggest names in AI have been spending big bucks on campaign advertising before the midterm elections in hopes of ensuring that their candidate of choice wins and enacts policy aligned with their business objectives.
A federal judge in New York ruled last week that the Trump administration must hand over its legal argument to justify the Caribbean killings in the name of drug enforcement, which was seen as a modest win for critics of the extrajudicial murders.
Some of President Donald Trump’s top crypto supporters have expressed dismay over his digital windfall since taking office, in what some have called a naked “money grab,” according to a report last week in The Washington Post.
Pete Hegseth, the secretary of War, announced last week that the Pentagon was launching a new project to make sure the U.S. leads the way on the future of war-fighting, and said he selected two of President Donald Trump’s biggest backers to advise the project.
President Donald Trump, concerned about the looming midterm elections, told reporters last week that his poor approval ratings on the economy were the result of ineffective public relations – not reality.
The list of businesses closing their doors continues to grow as economic pressures mount across Main Street and beyond.
Businesses are slashing jobs, restructuring operations, and cutting costs as they grapple with slowing growth, economic uncertainty, rising debt burdens, and job eliminations due to AI.
Israel has killed at least 74,243 Palestinians in Gaza since October 2023 and injured over 175,232.
News that the U.S. economy created a surprisingly small number of jobs in September boosted stocks Friday.