Howard Stern used Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC stage to praise the host’s loyalty and warn the network of “hell to pay” if something goes wrong, as contract rumors persist despite ABC’s denial and Kimmel’s strong ratings.
After meeting nearly 20 technology leaders, Trump rejected new federal guardrails, touted a voluntary agreement and interrupted an accountability question to promote his peculiar new “Super Intelligence” label for artificial intelligence.
New York City’s $131.5 million DoorDash settlement affected more than 260,000 workers, exposing how misclassification, wage theft and weakened enforcement can leave gig workers vulnerable even where regulators are actively watching.
A White House proposal could restrict federally funded voter registration work, threatening programs that help disabled Americans access the ballot and raising legal questions about whether the administration can override spending decisions made by Congress.
A consortium pursuing Lukoil’s foreign assets includes US government financing and wealthy figures tied to the Trump family, creating a troubling overlap because Washington must also approve the transaction.
Judge Stephanie Gallagher ordered the Trump administration to return a Salvadoran asylum seeker it wrongfully deported twice, while barring another removal until his asylum application is fully adjudicated. It marks the administration’s second contempt finding in the same case.
Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly told Greece’s energy minister that the United States could bring down his country’s government, turning a March dinner with officials into an alarming showcase of Trump era diplomatic arrogance.
Sen. Eric Schmitt’s attempt to trap Jack Smith collapsed after Sen. Amy Klobuchar forced his evidence into view, revealing an apparent mixup between the Atlanta Hawks and Iowa Hawkeyes before the Senate Judiciary Committee.