Thousands of protests took place across the nation on Saturday to rally against President Donald Trump’s administration, federal job and funding cuts, immigration reform and reciprocal tariffs.
Read More Thousands Gather Across The Nation To Protest Trump’s Federal Cuts And Tariffs, Musk Implies Protests Were ‘Organized Astroturf’
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s effort to prohibit transgender individuals, those with gender dysphoria, from enlisting in the military—a policy that was scheduled to take effect on Friday.
Read More Federal Judge Rejects Trump Admin’s Ban On Transgenders Serving In The Military
Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo said it aims to launch its fully autonomous ride-hailing service in the U.S. capital city next year.
Read More Alphabet’s Waymo aims for 2026 self-driving ride-hailing launch in Washington, D.C.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced that they have decided to invest $1.4 trillion in the United States’ economy over the next decade — following a meeting between a UAE official and President Donald Trump.
Read More After Meeting With Trump, UAE Announces $1.4T Investment In U.S.
Britain’s Heathrow said on Friday it was unclear when Europe’s busiest airport would be able to re-open after a fire knocked out its power.
Read More Unclear when Heathrow will re-open as closure causes global turmoil
The husband of former far-left Representative Cori Bush was slapped with federal charges this week alleging that he committed wire fraud related to the pandemic-era Paycheck Protection and Economic Injury Disaster Loan programs.
Read More Federal Charges Filed Against Cori Bush’s Husband