Fulton County DA Fani Willis says she shouldn't have to pay nearly $17 million in legal fees to President Trump and his ...

President Donald Trump has not only turned the Justice Department into a vengeance-seeking arm of the White House, but he's using it to try and prove the falsehood that massive voter fraud cost him ...

Ahead of board exams 2026, all CBSE, ICSE and state board students can go through these study cue methods for last-minute preparation.

This medium has been able to learn about some of the most relevant findings found by the National Police on February 10 at the main headquarters of Sidenor, in Basauri, within the framework of the ...

Valmont represents a home-grown Nebraska success story, the 80-year-old company that pioneered the center pivot that helps corn grow in the Cornhusker State. The Fortune 1000 company still operates ...

If you think tariffs came to an end with today’s Supreme Court decision, think again. If you think President Trump’s whole reciprocal trade policy came ...

The UK Royal Institute of Navigation has released a special report on GNSS-interference and its impact on the maritime sector. Impacts of GNSS Interference on Maritime Safety is a special report by ...

Those who contravene new rules against foreign interference in Canada could face a more expensive penalty, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree told a parliamentary committee Thursday.

State lawmakers this month proposed new bills against corporate interference in medicine, as the backlash against private equity’s involvement in healthcare continues to spread. Lawmakers in ...

Fani Willis is asking a Fulton County judge to dismiss nearly $17 million in attorney fee claims filed by defendants in the dismissed 2023 election interference case, arguing that the law they are ...

The US federal government has withdrawn its appeal against a US Court of International Trade (CIT) ruling requiring Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to retroactively collect two years of tariffs on ...

Either President Trump is relitigating his past losses or laying the groundwork for interference in November’s election, former Dallas Morning News bureau chief Carl P. Leubsdorf writes.