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POLITICS

Eric Swalwell resigns from Congress amid sexual misconduct allegations

Tuesday, Apr 14

Eric Swalwell resigns from Congress following allegations of sexual misconduct that also led him to suspend his gubernatorial campaign.

POLITICS

FCC Chair Brendan Carr Warns Broadcasters Over Iran Coverage Amid Trump Criticism

Sunday, Mar 15

FCC Chair Brendan Carr warns broadcasters they could lose licenses if they misrepresent coverage on the Iran war, echoing Trump's media criticism.

POLITICS

DOJ Official Ed Martin Faces Ethics Charges Over Georgetown Diversity Letter

Wednesday, Mar 11

Ed Martin, DOJ official, accused of ethics violations for threatening Georgetown Law over its diversity programs.

SPORTS

CAS Reduces Sanctions on Malaysian Footballers for Falsified Documents

Friday, Mar 06

CAS limits sanctions on Malaysian footballers for misuse of documentation, allowing them to train while upholding fines on the Football Association.

TECHNOLOGY

Anthropic Maintains Stance Against Pentagon's Demands for Loosening AI Safeguards

Friday, Feb 27

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei firmly rejects Pentagon demands to loosen AI safeguards, citing risks to civil liberties and ethical concerns.

POLITICS

FIFA's Gianni Infantino Faces Ethics Complaint for Awarding Peace Prize to Donald Trump

Wednesday, Dec 10

Gianni Infantino is facing an ethics complaint for awarding Donald Trump the FIFA Peace Prize, raising concerns over political neutrality.

POLITICS

Hegseth Supports Controversial Second Strike on Caribbean Drug Boat

Sunday, Dec 07

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stands by a second strike on a Caribbean drug boat, amid scrutiny and allegations of war crimes.

ECONOMY

Trump Family's Crypto Ventures Generate Controversial Wealth Amid Global Tokens Push

Wednesday, Oct 29

The Trump family's shifting focus toward cryptocurrency ventures raises ethical questions, revealing substantial income through token sales amid global financial ties.

WORLD NEWS

Pentagon Accepts $130 Million Donation to Pay Troops Amid Government Shutdown

Saturday, Oct 25

The Pentagon has accepted a $130 million donation to pay troops during a prolonged government shutdown, raising ethical questions regarding military funding.