Trump administration expands GlobalFoundries stake as Japan funds new chip fabs
The U.S. government is adding an approximately 4% stake in GlobalFoundries while a U.S.-Japan initiative plans up to $21 billion for two New York chip factories.
The U.S. government is adding an approximately 4% stake in GlobalFoundries while a U.S.-Japan initiative plans up to $21 billion for two New York chip factories.
Elon Musk said limits on Ukraine’s military-grade Starshield access are decided by the U.S. military and ultimately President Donald Trump, as Ukrainian officials reported battlefield disruptions.
Trump defended accepting a Boeing 747 from Qatar for presidential use, telling an Arizona rally that when offered such a gift, the answer is “thank you.”
Trump said a new military range in Montana will test autonomous systems, space and electronic-warfare technology, and high-speed weapons, but he did not disclose its site, cost or schedule.
Public records and new reporting have raised questions about White House press secretary Katie Zacharia’s description of herself as a lawyer; she says she practiced international transaction law with appropriate credentials.
CREW alleges that Trump’s son-in-law is exercising continuing U.S. diplomatic authority without Senate confirmation or required financial disclosures; the claims have not been adjudicated.
The justices put a lower-court deadline on hold, allowing the FCC to keep considering a challenge to favorable broadcast rates for political parties and joint fundraising committees.
President Donald Trump called for people who disclose sensitive government information to be jailed and shot, citing what he described as leaks before the 2025 U.S. strikes on Iran.
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook’s lawyer called a White House inquiry panel biased and asked to delay its November 5 hearing, the latest turn in President Trump’s effort to remove her.
A federal judge refused to pause President Trump’s March order restricting race-based DEI practices by federal contractors, while construing the directive more narrowly than its challengers argued.
Federal investigators sent roughly a dozen subpoenas, including to relatives of Rep. Ilhan Omar, as an immigration-related inquiry moves to a Minnesota grand jury.
The Treasury Department removed Jorge Rodríguez, Venezuela’s National Assembly president and a central government negotiator, from the U.S. sanctions list without publicly stating a reason.