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Trump Vows to Seize Iran’s Oil, Citing Venezuela as the Model
A president frames permanent seizure of a foreign nation's energy sector as routine — and points to an operation already underway as proof it works.
A president frames permanent seizure of a foreign nation's energy sector as routine — and points to an operation already underway as proof it works.
A Massachusetts judge struck the fee as an illegal tax. A D.C. judge already upheld it. Now an appeals court decides which one holds.
A federal judge ordered Trump to answer fraud allegations by June 12 and paused his anti-weaponization fund — a case where the president sued an agency he runs and the two sides never fought.
A board can rename a building it runs. A national memorial, it turns out, it cannot.
$447 a household out the tailpipe, against a $384 refund bump now spent.
Trump sued the agency he runs, then settled it into a $1.78B fund the judge never saw.
The host country's own institutions reject the role Washington assigned it.
Tehran's state TV describes US withdrawal and a reopened strait; Washington describes proportional blockade easing tied to uranium.