Rubio slams EU’s €120M fine on X as ‘attack’ on US tech and users
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Day: December 6, 2025
Trump says he approved the making of Japanese ‘tiny cars’ to be sold in the US
‘I have just approved TINY CARS to be built in America,’ the president wrote on Truth Social Friday
As China Rounds up Christian Leaders, Jailed Pastor’s Family Launches US Christmas Campaign
Christians in China are committed to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the country. As the Good News spreads via underground house churches, many pastors and leaders are coming under attack. Recently, a group of pastors was jailed for exp…
How major US stock indexes fared Friday, 12/5/2025
The U.S. stock market rose to the edge of its all-time high.
Video of boat strike shows survivors waving before fatal 2nd strike
Video shown during a closed-door hearing raises new questions about the propriety of a follow-on attack after a U.S. military strike Sept. 2 in the Caribbean Sea.
A look at the uphill battle to win regulatory approval for Netflix’s acquisition of WBD, and the roles of the US DOJ, EU regulators, and state attorneys general (Ted Johnson/Deadline)
Ted Johnson / Deadline:
A look at the uphill battle to win regulatory approval for Netflix’s acquisition of WBD, and the roles of the US DOJ, EU regulators, and state attorneys general — In the hours since it was announced, Trump ha…
Taiwan bans Chinese social media app RedNote for one year on fraud risks
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Arizona congresswoman who waited 7 weeks for Mike Johnson to swear her in says she was pepper sprayed by ICE at a taco joint
Rep. Adelita Grijalva says she was ‘sprayed in the face’ and ‘pushed around’ as agents descended on restaurant
Japan’s new PM promised to ‘work, work, work.’ For some, that’s now a red flag.
An industrious leader is typically considered a positive. But in Japan – a country that has its own word for “death from overworking” – the new prime minister’s habits are reigniting a debate: How much work is too much?
Federal judge appears skeptical of Trump’s effort to retain control of California National Guard
A federal judge has questioned the Trump administration’s authority and need to maintain command of California National Guard troops it first deployed to Los Angeles in June following violent protests.