JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon hints at future in politics: ‘Maybe one day I’ll serve my country’
Dimon also said he is “quite happy” working at JP Morgan, adding, “So now I’m here.”
FBI chief Wray rolls dice with Congress over contempt, then jets to Las Vegas
Bureau says director leaving Washington controversy behind for a few days to speak to counterterrorism experts, attend law enforcement memorial.
Target latest on growing list of woke U.S. companies to misread customers, pay price
Americans generally seem to support LGBTQ+ rights but think corporate American has “gone too far with the trans agenda,” says crisis management expert.
NYC Mayor Adams considers abandon prison, asks property owners to house influx of migrants
“Nothing is off the table,” says Adams, a Democrat.
Marine veteran charged in connection with death of subway rider Neely to surrender to authorities
The Marine’s attorneys say their client acted in self-defense.
GOP-led House passes bill to beef up border security as illegal crossings reach 10k per day
The bill passed 219 to 213 ahead of Title 42 expiring.
Federal judge strikes down age minimum of 21 on handgun purchases
The judge contended that the government had not shown “any evidence of age-based restrictions on the purchase or sale of firearms from the colonial era, Founding or Early Republic.”
Musk announces he has picked Twitter’s next CEO
His decision to hand the job over to someone else follows a December Twitter poll Musk organized asking users of the platform whether they would like to see him remain…
Border Patrol braces for surge at southern border as Title 42 enforcement ends
Over 6 million people have illegally entered the U.S. since January 2021 when Joe Biden took office.
‘Job Killer’: Congress, energy groups pile on criticism for Biden EPA’s proposed power plant regs
West Virginia GOP Sen. Shelly Capito is vowing to use the Congressional Review Act to try to stop the EPA plan.