Thursday, Mar 27

South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation Commission reveals major violations in foreign adoptions, calling for state apologies and reforms.

Thursday, Mar 20

Trump's firings of FTC commissioners ignite debate over agency independence and potential legal battles, with Democrats urging restoration of the commissioners.

Saturday, Feb 08

Ellen Weintraub contests Trump's firing as illegal, sparking discussions on her options and the implications for campaign finance enforcement.

Thursday, Feb 06

Medical experts find no evidence backing Lucy Letby's murder convictions, prompting calls for a retrial amid claims of a miscarriage of justice.

Monday, Feb 03

Fay Vincent, 86, former MLB Commissioner known for his leadership during crisis, passes away after a battle with cancer, leaving a lasting legacy in baseball.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Friday, Jan 31

FCC Chair Brendan Carr has initiated probes into NPR and PBS for allegedly breaching federal laws against commercial advertisements, heightening tensions in public broadcasting.

Saturday, Jan 18

IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel will step down unexpectedly on January 20, 2025, ahead of President Trump's inauguration, paving the way for new leadership.

Friday, Jan 17

The Union Cabinet has approved the 8th Pay Commission, signaling potential salary increases for over one crore central government employees starting in 2026.

Thursday, Jan 16

The FTC has filed a lawsuit against John Deere for monopolizing farm repair services, challenging farmers' rights to fix their own equipment.