Thursday, Feb 13

A federal judge permits Trump's deferred retirement program for federal workers, amid concerns from unions and legal complexities regarding its implementation.

Thursday, Feb 13

Austria's far-right Freedom Party's coalition talks with the People's Party have collapsed, leading to calls for swift new elections amidst rising political uncertainty.

Thursday, Feb 13

Missouri Attorney General sues Starbucks, alleging the coffee chain's DEI policies lead to discrimination based on race, gender, and sexual orientation.

Thursday, Feb 13

FCC investigates Comcast and NBCUniversal's DEI policies amid concerns over compliance with civil rights laws.

Thursday, Feb 13

A federal judge's ruling backs Trump's deferred resignation plan, allowing incentives for federal workers to leave amidst union challenges.

Thursday, Feb 13

Tulsi Gabbard confirmed as Director of National Intelligence in a closely contested Senate vote, reflecting both support and skepticism from lawmakers.

Thursday, Feb 13

Trump and Putin have agreed to start immediate negotiations to end the Ukraine war, raising concerns among Kyiv and its European allies.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Zelenskyy urges Western allies for increased pressure on Russia following deadly strikes in Kyiv, rejecting any territorial swaps in peace discussions.

Wednesday, Feb 12

The FBI has found 2,400 new records related to JFK's assassination after Trump's declassification order, reigniting debates over the case's narrative.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Steve Bannon pleads guilty to fraud in a border wall fundraising scheme, securing a plea deal that avoids prison time and imposes conditions on his future fundraising activities.