U.S. officials say 450,000 in Texas likely to seek disaster aid
U.S. emergency management officials said on Monday they were expediting federal resources to Texas to help with rescue efforts after Hurricane Harvey swamped coastal areas of the state and forced 30,000 people to seek refuge in temporary shelters.
South Korea on sale, despite a hostile North Korea
Why South Korea is one of our favorite places to invest, despite the North Korea headlines.
DOJ to face lawsuit over Comey's congressional testimony
The conservative watchdog organization Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice Friday, requesting documents related to former FBI Director James Comey’s controversial June Senate testimony.
TiVo wins set-top box patent case against Comcast
The U.S. International Trade Commission sided with TiVo, saying Comcast had to stop importing and selling certain types of set-top boxes.
TiVo wins set-top box patent case against Comcast
The U.S. International Trade Commission sided with TiVo, saying Comcast had to stop importing and selling certain types of set-top boxes.
FCC chief says agency to vote to repeal 'net neutrality' rules
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday unveiled plans to repeal a landmark 2015 order that barred internet service providers from blocking or slowing down consumer access to web content, and said the regulator will prevent states and cities from adopting similar protections.
FCC chief says agency to vote to repeal 'net neutrality' rules
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday unveiled plans to repeal a landmark 2015 order that barred internet service providers from blocking or slowing down consumer access to web content, and said the regulator will prevent states and cities from adopting similar protections.
Hong Kong tribunal fines HSBC private bank $51M for Lehman-linked products
A Hong Kong tribunal on Tuesday imposed a record fine of HK$400 million ($51 million) on the private banking unit of HSBC in a case related to the sale of Lehman Brothers-linked structured financial products between 2003 and 2008.
Hong Kong tribunal fines HSBC private bank $51M for Lehman-linked products
A Hong Kong tribunal on Tuesday imposed a record fine of HK$400 million ($51 million) on the private banking unit of HSBC in a case related to the sale of Lehman Brothers-linked structured financial products between 2003 and 2008.
Trump's MS-13 crackdown leads to more than 200 arrests across US
The Trump administration is cracking down on the violent street gang MS-13 by assisting the local police in arresting more than 200 of its alleged members.
Trump's MS-13 crackdown leads to more than 200 arrests across US
The Trump administration is cracking down on the violent street gang MS-13 by assisting the local police in arresting more than 200 of its alleged members.
Corruption trial of Democratic U.S. Senator Menendez ends in mistrial
The corruption trial of New Jersey’s Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial on Thursday, after the jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked on bribery, fraud and other charges.
Corruption trial of Democratic U.S. Senator Menendez ends in mistrial
The corruption trial of New Jersey’s Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial on Thursday, after the jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked on bribery, fraud and other charges.
US border patrol understaffed by roughly 2,000 agents
The federal law enforcement agency responsible for securing the United States border is losing its agents faster than it can hire them.
US border patrol understaffed by roughly 2,000 agents
The federal law enforcement agency responsible for securing the United States border is losing its agents faster than it can hire them.
Mnuchin now on the dollar bill
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Treasurer Jovita Carranza are now on the money, literally.
Mnuchin now on the dollar bill
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Treasurer Jovita Carranza are now on the money, literally.
CFPB head Richard Cordray to step down this month
Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection bureau (CFPB), announced on Wednesday in an email to his colleagues that he will step down from his post before the end of the month.
CFPB head Richard Cordray to step down this month
Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection bureau (CFPB), announced on Wednesday in an email to his colleagues that he will step down from his post before the end of the month.
15% of federal agencies have Kremlin-linked Kaspersky Lab software on systems: Report
Kaspersky Lab was deemed a potential U.S. national security threat in September, and now most government agencies have identified whether the company could have access to their systems.










