Lame-duck Congress faces a short, crowded calendar as Democrats prepare to take over
A reported multimillion-dollar contract has drawn criticism from the president, while separate questions have emerged about whether Habba gave sufficient attention to her legal responsibilities to one of the world’s wealthiest families.
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Harald reigned for more than 35 years and became known for a relatively informal style of monarchy. His son succeeded him automatically under Norway's constitution.
In his highest-profile speech since taking over the central bank, Warsh declined to signal the Fed's next move, and traders raised their bets on a September rate hike.
The agreement marks the largest valuation ever placed on a North American sports franchise and hands control to two of the buyers who lost out on the team a year earlier.
Republicans have only a few weeks left with full control of Washington. Government funding, a defense policy bill and a doubtful push for a party-line spending package are all fighting for floor time.
Gov. Jenniffer González signed Senate Bill 1096, replacing the 2003 law that governs the island's courts. Chief Justice Maite Oronoz Rodríguez had urged a veto and now says she will study her options.
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Britain's National Cyber Security Centre says AI will mostly speed up old attack methods, and it is urging organizations to fix known weaknesses before attackers find them faster.
Revenue topped $114.5 billion and iPhone sales jumped 17%, yet Apple guided to its thinnest profit margin in about three years as the AI-driven memory shortage pushes component prices higher.
