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Former employees claim the Trump administration rolled back enforcement of civil rights laws in favor of the president’s priorities.Published December 9, 2025December 9, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareA group of more than 200 former U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) employees has signed an open letter condemning the “destruction” of the Justice Department’s civil rights division under President Donald Trump.The letter, published online Tuesday, says the Trump administration has “upended” the department’s core mission of defending civil rights, leading to an exodus of staff.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of list”While each election brought changes, the fundamental mission…
The devastating violence in Gaza unfolded within an international system never designed to curb the geopolitical ambitions of great powers. To understand why the United Nations was able to mount such a limited response to what many see as a genocidal attack, we need to go back to the foundations of the post-World War II order and consider how its structures have long enabled impunity.After World War II, the structure of a new international order based on respect for the United Nations Charter and international law was agreed upon as the normative basis for a peaceful future. Above all, the…
This year has been a very good year for CoreWeave. In March, the AI cloud infrastructure provider went public in one of the year’s biggest and most anticipated IPOs, but it failed to live up to the hype. A further setback occurred in October when a plan to acquire the cloud provider’s business partner Core Scientific fell through due to skepticism from the target company’s shareholders. During that time, the company has acquired various companies, its stock price has gone up and down, and its role in the burgeoning AI data center market has been both criticized and praised. In…
Nelson Chai witnessed the rise of the gig economy firsthand while serving as Uber’s CFO.Chai, now CEO of on-demand payroll company Daily Pay, also sees how gig workers struggle with the benefits system, which he says is “very much at the white-collar management level.””In most companies, salaries are paid biweekly,” Chai told CNBC’s Morgan Brennan at the CNBC CEO Council Forum in November. “But what’s happening now is that about two-thirds of households in this country are actually living paycheck to paycheck.”This has had a major impact on gig workers in the United States, which Chai said is on pace…
Democratic candidate Eileen Higgins is expected to win in the highly anticipated Miami mayoral runoff election, which will test the sentiments of voters in Florida, President Trump’s home state.Democrat Eileen Higgins has won the Miami mayoral race, defeating a Republican backed by President Donald Trump, ending the party’s nearly 30-year losing streak and giving Democrats a boost in one of the final campaigns before the 2026 midterm elections.”Tonight, the people of Miami made history,” Higgins said in a statement after the results were announced Tuesday night.Recommended stories list of 4 itemsend of list“Together, we have turned the page on years…
The Trump administration has stepped up a crackdown on gangs bringing illegal drugs into the United States, with a focus on deadly military strikes at sea and increased border security. But as the United States ramps up its overt intervention, experts warn that policymakers may be overlooking a key battleground: prisons across the region. Some of Latin America’s most powerful criminal organizations were formed not in borderlands, streets or jungle hideouts, but inside the region’s prisons. Overcrowded, under-resourced and often effectively autonomous, these facilities have long served as incubators for armed groups to recruit, reorganize and expand their influence. Across…
Top articles in Wednesday’s newspapers and transfer rumors.premier leagueKoby Mainu is keen to move to Napoli if loan move is allowed in January – Daily Mail Manchester United lead the race to sign Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleva in 2026 after the Seagulls cut his valuation from £105m to £74m – Daily Mirror Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports Saturday Social Fuad Qadani and Faisal discuss whether Koby Mainu should leave Manchester United after failing to start a single Premier League game this season sprayer This content is provided by sprayercookies and other technologies may be…
New research shows men and women are equally committed to being their best at work, but the gap in ambition is widening among women looking to get ahead, which could be because companies are pulling back on career progression, sponsorship and stretching opportunities for women.This is according to Lean In and McKinsey & Company’s latest Women in the Workplace Report, now in its 11th year.The report examines data from 124 companies and 9,500 employees in the U.S. and Canada, evaluating talent pipeline data, employee experience surveys, and HR programs and policies. The survey found that 80% of all women say…
A framed eagle is seen through the construction fence of the Mariner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Building, the headquarters of the Federal Reserve Board, on September 16, 2025, in Washington, DC.Kevin Dietch | Getty Images News | Getty Images The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a range of 3.5% to 3.75% on Wednesday.However, given that traders are almost certain that a rate cut will occur (88.6% chance to be exact, according to the CME FedWatch tool), this news has likely already been priced in by…
According to court filings, several children have been detained for up to 168 days, far exceeding the 20-day limit for detention in unlicensed facilities.Published December 10, 2025December 10, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareHundreds of immigrant children in the United States are in federal custody beyond court-imposed limits, including some who have been held for more than five months, according to court filings.The filing is a wake-up call for legal advocates who say the government is failing to protect children.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe report was filed late Monday in an ongoing civil lawsuit that…