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Reporter Faces $800-A-Day Fine for Protecting Her Source

A federal judge’s $800-a-day contempt fine against reporter Catherine Herridge is now active unless she identifies a confidential source tied to a 2017 leak case.Story SnapshotA judge ordered Herridge to reveal a source or...

Global Banks Warned: Touch Iran, Get Burned

The Treasury Department has launched “Operation Economic Outcast,” a sweeping plan to choke off...

The Economic War on Iran Is Entering a New Phase

Washington’s new Iran plan promises the “toughest sanctions in history,” escalating full-blown economic warfare...

Canada Hits With 50% Tariffs in High-Stakes Trade Showdown

Washington used a rarely touched 1930 law to slap 50% tariffs on about $20...

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Federal Regulator Opens Door for World Liberty Trust Bank

A federal bank regulator just cleared a path for World Liberty Financial’s stablecoin to sit inside a federally chartered trust bank, tightening crypto’s grip on the banking system while raising fresh conflict-of-interest alarms.Story SnapshotThe...

Qatar Denies Holding Missing Iranian Pilots

Qatar flatly denied it is holding three missing Iranian pilots, saying one pilot’s remains...

Trump Judge’s Daughter Linked to Firm in Federal Probe

Federal prosecutors quietly examined a Democratic consulting firm once co-owned by the hush-money judge’s...

Hate-Crime Fury Hits Central Synagogue

A man stormed a packed Manhattan synagogue during Shabbat, injured people, and now faces...

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