China-based Bytedance made clear it won’t complywith a new US law requiring it to sell its popular TikTok video-sharing app, setting up what likely will be a prolonged legal battle that could end up at the Supreme Court.
President Joe Biden plans to denounce antisemitism at college campus protests against Israel during an annual Holocaust commemoration, directly taking on demonstrations that threaten to fracture his political coalition.
Taxes are likely to rise as lawmakers look to narrow the federal deficit, Warren Buffett said, as Washington prepares for major tax negotiations next year.
President Joe Biden lambasted Republicans who opposed his signature infrastructure law that is funding lead-pipe removal in North Carolina, as he seeks to make a long-shot play for the state’s voters.
Legislation aimed at boosting aviation safety and alleviating travel woes has cleared its first Senate procedural hurdle — an initial move to set up a path to advance the bill that still faces a bumpy route to passage before the Federal Aviation Administration’s authority expires next week.
United Airlines lobbyists worked with aides to Virginia lawmakers and airport authority employees to orchestrate messaging and strategy in a high-stakes fight against adding more flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Speaker Mike Johnson will lead a press conference today announcing a House-wide crackdown of “antisemitism spreading throughout college campuses,” according to a emailed statement from his office.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged leaders of the Hamas militant group to quickly reach a decision on Israeli conditions for a temporary cease-fire, a move that could help bring an end to fighting in Gaza.
To curb the use of US-made civilian guns in crimes and human rights abuses abroad, the Biden administration will require exporters to better vet their customers and tighten sales to 36 countries deemed “high-risk” for illicit diversion of semiautomatic firearms, according to people briefed on the plan.
