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Supreme Court leaves DC gun restriction on large magazines in place

June 7, 2025

Supreme Court denies challenges to state laws banning assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines

June 2, 2025

Waltz questioned about regret over Signal chat at confirmation hearing
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Sen. Coons asks Waltz if he has ‘regret’ for adding journalist to Signal chat 04:08 UP NEXT Mike Waltz says he will work to ‘make the U.N. great again’ at confirmation hearing 06:09 Supreme Court allows Trump administration…
Erotic ancient Roman mosaic looted by Nazi officer returned to Pompeii
An ancient Roman erotic mosaic depicting a half-naked couple has returned to Pompeii more than 80 years after it was stolen by a Nazi officer during World War II, Italy’s cultural heritage police said on Tuesday. The intimate artwork, featuring a man reclining in bed with his female partner standing in front of him, was…
Huawei brushes aside accusations of copying Alibaba AI model
GUANGZHOU/TOKYO — China’s Huawei Technologies has been accused of copying an Alibaba Group artificial intelligence large language model for its own AI, a development that has roiled the Chinese tech industry and cast a light on intellectual property issues in cutting-edge fields. The accusation stems from a paper posted this month on GitHub, a U.S.…
Tesla to double Japan dealerships to 50, while China’s BYD eyes 100
TOKYO — Tesla plans to double the number of electric vehicle dealerships in Japan by the end of next year, while Chinese rival BYD looks to field a network of 100 dealerships. The U.S. carmaker aims to have dealerships in 30 locations this year, up from 23 currently, then expand to 50 locations in 2026. Tesla is…
Japan looks to Australia, India, Europe to help counter China
TOKYO — Japan detailed plans for security cooperation with Australia, India, Europe and others in its 2025 defense white paper, as Tokyo looks to like-minded countries to supplement its alliance with the U.S. in deterring China’s maritime expansion. Warnings about China stand out in this year’s edition of the annual document, released by the Defense Ministry…
IMF raises objections over Sugar import Subsidy
IMF raises objections over Sugar import Subsidy ISLAMABAD: The International Monet Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over Pakistan’s decision to grant tax exemptions and subsidies on imported sugar. According to news, which cited sources on Tuesday, the IMF warned that these measures could jeopardize the ongoing $7 billion loan program. According to official sources, the…
Bipartisan duo introduces bill to give some migrant workers protected status amid Trump’s crackdown
WASHINGTON — A bipartisan duo is teaming up in the House to introduce a bill that would provide legal status for certain undocumented immigrants amid President Donald Trump’s broader mass deportation efforts. Under the legislation from Reps. Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Fla., and Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, called the Dignity Act of 2025, undocumented immigrants who have…
‘Varsity Blues’ admissions scheme mastermind can advise college hopefuls again, judge rules
William “Rick” Singer, the mastermind of a nationwide college admissions cheating scheme, can work as a college consultant again so long as he discloses his criminal record to new clients, a federal judge ruled on Monday. Singer, 62, pleaded guilty in 2019 to racketeering conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy and other charges in connection with the…