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politics 26d ago Washington

Trump Purchased Nvidia Stock Before Chip Sale Approval

New Office of Government Ethics reports indicate 3,642 stock trades were made in Donald Trump's name during the first quarter of 2026, totaling between $220 million and $750 million.
WBAL Baltimore
politics 26d ago Washington D.C.

Trump Poised to Settle Lawsuit with IRS

Donald Trump is expected to drop his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service. In exchange, a $1.7 billion fund would be created to compensate allies who claim they were wrongfully targeted. A lawsuit has been filed to prevent Donald Trump from painting the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool blue. Sources indicate that President Trump is nearing a settlement with the IRS regarding a lawsuit. The terms of the potential deal are not yet public.
Mastodon
economy 26d ago Washington DC

US Considers Tariffs on Cuba

The Trump administration is considering a deal with Cuba, which includes potential tariffs. Russia is considering imposing tariffs on US imports, specifically mentioning a 20% tariff on American goods.
US Considers Deal With Cuba
economy 26d ago Washington DC

US Prosecutors Investigate Short Sellers

Criminal prosecutors in Washington D.C. and Los Angeles have initiated an investigation into short sellers. This probe is the culmination of a lengthy inquiry into market manipulation practices.
Bloomberg Radio
politics 26d ago Washington DC

US President Trump's Priorities for UN Highlighted

President Trump's priorities for the United Nations were reflected in his mandate to help the organization reach its potential. This guidance was communicated to the relevant parties.
C-SPAN Radio
health 26d ago Washington DC

NanoViricides Measles Treatment Gains FDA Orphan Drug Status

The Food and Drug Administration, which first approved a proposed drug for use in emergencies in 2000, stopped requiring in-person visits five years ago. This change affects how the drug is monitored.
WTOP Washington DC
politics 26d ago Washington DC

Judge Investigates Musk Settlement With Trump Administration

A judge is investigating whether a settlement between Elon Musk and the Trump administration regarding a $150 million Twitter lawsuit is tainted by corruption. The settlement involves a $1.5 million fine for Musk.
politics 26d ago Washington DC

GOP Critic Introduces 'AIPAC Act'

A leading Republican critic of Israel has introduced the 'AIPAC Act' days before a primary election. The bill's introduction follows a period of political discourse and potential shifts in foreign policy stances.
technology 26d ago Washington DC

Gen Z Entrepreneurs Heavily Rely on AI

A recent study found that younger entrepreneurs, particularly Gen Z, are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence. More than 70% of Gen Z entrepreneurs utilize AI tools in their ventures. Gen Z entrepreneurs are increasingly using AI to launch their businesses, with over 70% of those under 30 relying on the technology. This is compared to just over half of Gen Xers.
NPR
politics 26d ago Washington

Senate Votes to Freeze Member Pay During Shutdowns

The U.S. Senate approved a resolution to freeze members' pay during future government shutdowns. This action occurred one day after the U.S.