Disney President Dana Walden defended the company’s latest layoffs Thursday as necessary to remain competitive, even as executives prepare a television restructuring expected to eliminate hundreds more jobs. Speaking at the Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles, Walden said competition in streaming and artificial-intelligence
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President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs faced a federal court challenge Wednesday as businesses and 25 states argued that the administration used a law targeting unfair trade practices to rebuild a worldwide tariff program the courts had already blocked. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of International Trade in Manhattan heard arguments over duties of
Texas authorities arrested a San Antonio-area man early Wednesday after investigators said
A co-pilot stabbed the captain and tried to seize control of a
The Senate voted 77-22 Monday to approve a national framework for college athlete compensation, sending the
Chinese women continue traveling to the U.S. Pacific island of Saipan to secure American citizenship for
Pope Leo XIV used a four-day visit to France to criticize abortion, euthanasia and surrogacy while
Rep. Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, says the panel would target
In sad news, James “Jim” Copenhaver, who was shot during the July 2024 assassination attempt on Donald Trump and endured lasting injuries, has died at 76, his family
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Rep. Delia Ramirez, D-Ill., drew criticism Wednesday after delivering part of her proposal to abolish the Department of Homeland Security in Spanish, telling a Chicago audience the goal
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The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims it obtained sensitive personal information belonging to nearly every current and former FBI agent, along with people who applied for jobs at the
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Large majorities of American voters support requiring photo identification at the polls, while a separate survey found majority backing for documentary proof
States where teachers unions wield greater political influence have adopted fewer evidence-based early literacy policies and generally post weaker student reading results,
A Secret Service official said the agency is investigating a “small amount” of a “white, powdery substance” that was found just after
Two Chicago aldermen have introduced a proposal to modify the city’s sanctuary law, arguing that the changes would enhance public safety by
Veteran political analyst Steve Kornacki is stepping down from his role at MSNBC after 12 years, as part of a broader corporate
CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten said Democrats have undergone one of the more striking ideological shifts in modern American politics, pointing
Democrats are increasingly anxious about the fast-tightening Senate race in Wisconsin, fearing they may unexpectedly lose a crucial contest that could jeopardize
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson suffered second-degree burns on his hand Friday night during a campaign event in Mt. Airy. His
Pamphlets coaching employees on gender pronouns are being spread throughout Goldman Sachs – and some bankers are astounded by the hypocrisy.
In a bleak sign of the ongoing crisis on the southern border, New York City’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office is
