A senior Justice Department official briefly implied an alternative approach to compensating alleged Biden-era weaponization victims after the administration scrapped its original fund.
The U.S. Trade Representative plans to impose additional tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on products from dozens of nations accused of failing to halt forced labor imports.
Rising oil prices linked to Iran tensions now pose the top threat to the U.S. economy, driving inflation higher and slowing growth projections, according to UCLA’s latest forecast.
A new coalition unites major Asian companies and environmental groups to increase voluntary carbon credit purchases, aiming for 10 million tons by 2030.
Despite international laws guaranteeing children’s mental health rights during war, practical safeguards remain weak, leaving young victims vulnerable across conflict zones like Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran.
The Financial Conduct Authority cautioned Premier League clubs about partnerships with unauthorized crypto firms targeting fans with high-risk financial products lacking protections.
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI company backed by Tencent and government funds, is close to securing $7.4 billion to advance open-source AI development and long-term research priorities.
The Connecticut-Puerto Rico Trade Commission outlined its main focus areas, including energy, economy, housing, healthcare, tourism, and education as it begins its work.
A new analysis links the recent federal immigration enforcement surge to significant job and wage losses in Minnesota’s hospitality sector, with slow recovery projected through 2026.
A U.S. naval blockade stopped all Iranian crude oil exports in May, leaving around 80 million barrels stranded and crippling Tehran’s sanctions evasion efforts.