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The head of the Russian negotiating delegation claims to have instructed Ukraine's defense minister, who had urged Russia to submit a ceasefire memorandum as soon as possible. Click to view...
A fog! The exact reason for the delay in nuclear talks is unknown. US negotiators said that the United States "has never confirmed its participation in the fourth round of talks in Rome". Click to view...
In her ruling, US District Judge Tanya Chutkan declined to order a ban on the Department of Government Effectiveness from accessing federal agencies' computer systems or directing the firing of government workers during the proceedings, rejecting a previous request by Democratic state attorneys general, who filed a lawsuit on the 13th challenging the authority of Mr. Musk and his Department of Government Effectiveness to access sensitive government data.
A US judge has extended a temporary ban on Musk's Department of Government Efficiency accessing the US Treasury's payment systems. In the early hours of February 8 local time, a US federal judge temporarily blocked Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing the government systems used by the US Treasury to process trillions of dollars in payments, citing the risk that sensitive and confidential information could be improperly leaked. The order was issued by US District Judge Engel...
Market News: A judge has barred the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive Treasury materials.
Market news: A U.S. judge has temporarily suspended the Trump administration's decision to freeze federal loans and grants.
According to Coinedition, Senior U.S. District Judge Phyllis J. Hamilton granted a request by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and the SEC to seal certain court documents. As the case progresses, the parties can now keep sensitive information confidential. The sealed documents included key exhibits related to summary judgment and expert testimony that were crucial to the case. The court ruled under the Ninth Circuit's "compelling reasons" rule. Ripple seeks to seal eight documents related to summary...
On January 10 local time, the New York State Supreme Court judge ruled on the case of President-elect Trump's "hush money", ruling that Trump was guilty of 34 counts in the case, but in view of the important stage of the presidential power transition process, he was released unconditionally without any punishment. (CCTV News)
