Washington governor, AG stand by state prison notifications to ICE
Democratic lawmakers are pushing Gov. Bob Ferguson’s administration to reassess a prison exemption to the state’s 2019 sanctuary law.
Day: August 22, 2025
Canada to ease most retaliatory tariffs against United States
Prime Minister Mark Carney says most Canadian goods will be exempted from US tariffs while some sectoral duties remain.
How can Israel continue to claim it does not target civilians?
Leaked intelligence data says 83 percent of victims in Gaza were non-combatants.
Auburn-based Car Toys plans to sell 35 stores in bankruptcy bid
Car Toys plans to sell 35 stores in four states to five buyers, according to its legal filings.
Checked out: Jenrick’s migrant hotel record haunts his rightwing bid for attention
Far-right agitator or leadership hopeful? MPs call hypocrisy as former minister rails against system he expandedRobert Jenrick had been migration minister for just a few days in 2022 when he gave a broadcast interview which could easily have been given…
Let’s get that pay raise to go: Baristas and bar staff seeing more wage growth than the white collar workers they serve
Wages for hospitality workers have increased by nearly 30 percent since 2021, and increases are outpacing inflation by more than 4 percent.
Canada removes some of its retaliatory tariffs on the U.S.
Canada is dropping retaliatory tariffs to match U.S. tariff exemptions for goods covered under the United States-Mexico-Canada trade pact, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Friday.
China expands focus on Tibet, Pakistan, India in regional charm offensive
Beijing this week deployed a high-visibility charm offensive across Tibet, India and Pakistan, highlighting the region’s importance while leveraging perceived American diplomatic missteps.
Air Force Top Enlisted Leader Says Service Oath Isn’t Made to ‘Any Individual’ Amid General’s Retirement
Flosi’s message to the force seemingly sought to calm the rank and file as the Pentagon goes through yet another major leadership shake-up.
How Nvidia’s chips became central to the U.S.-China trade war
When Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed Friday that the company is working with the Trump administration on a new computer chip designed for sale to China, it marked the latest chapter in a long-running debate over how the U.S. should compete with China’…