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Bureau: Washington
Four institutions test their precedent on one Monday — and the test of each is whether the regime tracked since Day Sixty fell as void survives in print.
A prize board awards journalism at three this afternoon while subpoenaing the sitting president's tax returns, prescription history, and psychological records.
The Saturday deck photo became Sunday's operational order — and Iran has already named the operation a ceasefire violation.
Trump's 'hostilities terminated' letter, Hegseth's 'clock pauses,' and Johnson's 'not at war' have become the law of the case — until somebody sues.
Patrick Fitzgerald, who once prosecuted Scooter Libby, told an E.D. Va. magistrate he will move to dismiss Comey's second indictment for vindictive prosecution.
Ten days after Trump fired all 22 NSB members in a terse email, the academy lawsuit has not been filed and Treasury has not answered Whitehouse on the offshore-wind quit clause.
AAA's national average hit $4.45 over the weekend — a fresh 2026 high — nine days after Energy Secretary Chris Wright told CBS that prices had likely peaked.
The Fed held at 3.5–3.75% on April 29 with four dissents — the most since October 1992 — in Powell's last meeting as chair before Warsh takes over May 15.
OFAC's GL 134B authorizes orderly offload of Russia-origin oil already on vessels as of April 17 — expires 12:01 a.m. EDT May 16. Watch for GL 134C extension or hard cliff.