Politics

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has recently announced that it has levied a $2 million fine on Kubota, one of the world’s leading tractor manufacturing companies, for mislabeling some of its replacement parts as “Made in the USA.” This settlement marks the largest civil penalty ever imposed for violating the Made in USA Labeling Rule.

A federal judge recently denied a request by Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the founder of Binance, to travel to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for personal reasons. In a court filing, it was revealed that Zhao had requested permission to travel for the “hospitalization and surgery” of a person in his life. Despite offering to post

In a truly disturbing turn of events, a former high-ranking lawyer at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has pleaded guilty to conspiring to sexually exploit multiple children. Mark Black, once a respected lawyer and president of the board of the renowned Arlington Aquatic Club, now faces a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 15 years

In a defiant speech aired on television, the leader of Yemen’s Houthi rebels expressed enthusiasm for directly resisting America and vowed to continue attacks on ships in the Red Sea until Israel’s blockade of Gaza is lifted. These remarks came as the United States escalated airstrikes on Houthi targets, and President Joe Biden acknowledged that

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer came out of a recent meeting with President Joe Biden with a bipartisan glow. The meeting, attended by other congressional leaders, focused on important issues such as Ukraine aid, border security, and a funding package deadlock. This display of collaboration was praised by both Johnson

In an effort to deter further attacks against commercial ships crossing the Red Sea, the U.S. State Department recently designated the Iranian-backed, Yemen-based Houthi rebels as specially designated global terrorists (SDGTs). This move comes as part of a broader effort to stabilize global trade in the Red Sea and prevent regional conflict in the Middle

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s recent hospitalization and subsequent revelation of his secret battle with prostate cancer have raised concerns about transparency and leadership in the Biden administration. Austin chose to keep his diagnosis hidden from senior administration officials and staff for weeks, which has sparked a wave of criticism and calls for accountability. The fact

U.S. and U.K. forces have conducted airstrikes against Houthi rebel targets in Yemen following repeated attacks by the Iranian-backed group on ships in the Red Sea. The strikes targeted multiple locations used by the Houthi militants, including missile launch sites, production facilities, and radar systems. This article delves into the recent airstrikes and their significance

The Defense Department’s inspector general has recently initiated a formal investigation into Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s failure to inform the White House and Congress about his emergency hospitalization. The inspector general’s primary focus will be evaluating the sufficiency of the Department of Defense’s policies and procedures regarding proper communication during the absence of senior leadership

In a shocking turn of events, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since January 1st due to complications following a surgery to treat his prostate cancer. This news comes after a week of secrecy and unanswered questions, leaving many to question the transparency and communication within the Pentagon. The troubles began when Austin was