Richard Vanderford

Good morning. The Justice Department was preparing to wage a legal battle more than a decade in the making against the world's largest concert promoter. Then President Trump called.

Good morning. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. is launching a new campaign to isolate the Iranian regime, warning that countries and

Plus: Florida’s governor says the public is right to be concerned about Flock cameras and the FBI shuts down a sprawling China-linked hacking network.

Good morning. Meta Platforms agreed to an $18 billion settlement with 48 state attorneys general, bringing an end to a massive federal trial over

Plus: A prediction markets crackdown continues and a judge rules the Trump administration violated Anthropic’s First Amendment rights.

Good morning. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made it clear as he announced “Economic D-Day” that the U.S. would no longer turn a blind eye when countries support Iranian economic activity.

Plus: White House teleprompter operator settles insider-trading probe and the strongest El Niño in a generation is wreaking havoc on global economy

Good morning. The U.S. on Friday rolled out new actions under Operation Economic Outcast, saying it would cut off the United Arab Emirates-based arm of Egypt's Banque Misr from access to U.S. financial institutions.

Plus: El Nino is yet to peak and a shrinking cyber agency is cited as national security risk.

Good morning. Steve Bannon has made a career out of clashing with far-left politicians. But these days, President Trump's former chief strategist has found a common cause with them: opposition to the AI boom