Live Nation Found Liable of Monopolizing Ticketing Market
A jury in an antitrust trial on Wednesday found that Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, unlawfully held a monopoly […]
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Airports May Shut Down Says TSA Boss Amid Funding Fight
The TSA is facing shuttering operations at some airports, according to the agency’s leader. Ha Nguyen McNeill, in a testimony
Landmark Verdict: Meta Ordered to Pay $375M in Child Exploitation Case
A jury in New Mexico ordered Meta to pay $375 million to the state for willfully violating the state’s consumer
Trump Lifts Sanctions on Russian Oil
In what Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant called a “tailored, short-term measure,” President Trump has temporarily halted sanctions against buying Russian
Trump Orders More Glyphosate Herbicides, RFK, Jr. Defends Him, MAHA Reels
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is defending Trump’s executive order promoting the domestic production of phosphorus
SCOTUS Strikes Down Most Trump Tariffs
The Supreme Court on Friday struck down Trump’s sweeping tariffs. The core of the ruling means that Trump does not
House Votes Down Trump’s Tariffs Against Canada
The House on Wednesday passed a Dem-backed resolution disapproving of Trump’s tariffs against Canada. The resolution passed the House 219-211,
Thousands of Nurses Go On Strike in New York
An estimated 15,000 nurses across three hospital systems in New York went on strike on Monday. Promptly at 6 a.m.
ExxonMobil Warns Trump: Venezuela Is ‘Uninvestable’
ExxonMobil has issued a warning to Donald Trump and the administration’s aim to have oil companies invest in Venezuela. Darren
Early Black Friday Sales Spur Surge in Holiday Shopping Across U.S.
Early holiday season shopping surged as retailers rolled out deep discounts on electronics, apparel, home goods and beauty products during