Former President Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach is being framed anew as the United States heads deeper into a debate over its role in the world, with a prominent new assessment arguing his agenda amounts to a bid to revive a more imperial model of American power. The argument, published by The New York Times…
Apple said iPhone and iPad devices have been approved to handle some classified information, marking a new step in allowing widely used consumer hardware to be used for sensitive official work. The approval applies to NATO information classified at the “restricted” level, according to Apple and multiple published reports about the announcement. Apple said the…
The Trump administration has enacted a six-month moratorium on Medicaid payments to Minnesota, halting federal funds to the state program as federal officials cite fraud concerns. The move puts Minnesota’s Medicaid funding under a temporary freeze, affecting payments that typically flow from the federal government to support health coverage for eligible residents. The moratorium applies…
Multiple outlets published reviews and recaps of “The Pitt” Season 2, Episode 8, titled “2:00 PM,” with critics focusing on an episode that steers the season in a more analog, old-school direction while centering heavy character material. The episode, labeled “2:00 PM,” drew coverage from IGN, The New York Times, AV Club, Vulture, FilmSpeak, Tell-Tale…
A man was arrested on a reported DUI outside the home of Nancy Guthrie, according to TMZ, in the latest law enforcement activity tied to a property that has drawn sustained public attention. TMZ reported the arrest occurred outside Guthrie’s home and involved an alleged drunken driving incident. The report did not identify the man…
Plaid has been valued at $8 billion in an employee share sale, according to recent reports on the transaction. The deal was structured as a tender offer, a type of secondary transaction that allows employees to sell some of their existing shares to buyers. Plaid is a financial technology company known for building infrastructure that…
The first trailer for Season 2 of “Jury Duty” has been released, offering an initial look at the show’s next installment and introducing a new central figure identified as Anthony, described as the season’s “unbeknownst” star. The trailer marks the first official preview of what’s ahead for the series’ second season. While the clip is…
A lawyer known for work connected to the U.S. Supreme Court and for playing high-stakes poker on the side has been convicted of tax fraud, according to recent reports. The conviction involves a lawyer described in published accounts as a Supreme Court lawyer and a co-founder of SCOTUSblog. Those reports say the case included charges…
The United States and Iran ended their latest round of nuclear negotiations without reaching an agreement, concluding what Iranian officials described as some of the most intense talks the two sides have held. The discussions ended with no public announcement of a deal and with both sides expected to continue negotiations. The most recent talks…
U.S. citizens were aboard a stolen boat from the Florida Keys during a deadly shooting involving Cuba’s coast guard, according to a report by Axios. The encounter left four people dead and six injured, Axios reported. The episode centers on a U.S.-registered speedboat that was taken from the Florida Keys and later confronted at sea…
Netflix has dropped out of talks with Warner Bros. Discovery after the media company determined that a proposal tied to Paramount and Skydance was the superior offer, according to recent reports. Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision set off a four-day window for Netflix to match the Paramount-Skydance proposal. Instead, Netflix walked away, ending its involvement in…
The Trump administration is facing its first major court deadline Friday in litigation over tariff refunds, a case that could affect how quickly companies can recover duties paid under the administration’s tariff program. The deadline arrives as a growing number of businesses press the federal government in court over tariffs they say were unlawfully collected…