Saturday, Jan 18

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Walgreens, accusing the pharmacy chain of filling millions of illegitimate opioid prescriptions.

Friday, Jan 17

A Texas judge permits Idaho, Kansas, and Missouri to challenge federal access to mifepristone, impacting abortion rights across the U.S.

Thursday, Jan 16

Hino Motors, a Toyota subsidiary, agrees to pay $1.6 billion for emissions fraud, marking a significant regulatory crackdown in the automotive industry.

Thursday, Jan 16

Scott Bessent faces Senate confirmation for Treasury Secretary, navigating challenges around economic policy and deregulation amidst bipartisan scrutiny.

Thursday, Jan 16

In a controversial move, the Biden administration has withdrawn a proposal aimed at protecting the endangered North Atlantic right whale by enforcing speed regulations for ships.

Wednesday, Jan 15

The FDA proposes to cap nicotine in cigarettes to combat addiction and promote public health reforms. Public comments are welcomed on this crucial measure.

Wednesday, Jan 15

California retracts its diesel emission regulations in anticipation of opposition from the incoming Trump administration.

Monday, Jan 13

South Korea announces plans to improve localizer structures at airports after the tragic Jeju Air crash that killed 179. Investigations continue.

Saturday, Jan 11

SEC Chair Gary Gensler advises the next administration to maintain safeguards for retail traders in the financial markets.

Saturday, Jan 11

As Trump prepares for presidency, Wall Street banks expect profit gains with potential deregulation and reduced climate commitments.