Bipartisan Senators Press Trump to Enforce Russia Sanctions Before October Deadline
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Roger Wicker are urging the Trump administration to implement a Russian sanctions law more quickly. Their letter calls for action against oil tankers that evade sanctions,…
Trump Seeks Answers as Russia Opens Door to Call on Siberian Lab Death
Russia says it is open to promptly arranging a call between President Trump and President Putin about the unexplained death of Siberian laboratory worker Darya Shipilova, though no call is…
A Grade Error, a Death and a University Settlement
The family of University of Glasgow student Ethan Scott Brown reached a settlement after a grading error; reports leave key questions unanswered.
Queensland School Deal Puts Leave and Workload in Focus
A proposed agreement covering 25,000 Queensland Catholic school employees offers limited reproductive leave, while union objections and fresh demand for contract nurses underscore competing pressures across care and education work.
A Smarter Retirement Debt Plan Starts With the Costliest Balances
People nearing retirement do not always benefit from paying every balance down to zero. A sound plan weighs each debt’s interest rate, monthly payment, tax treatment and effect on cash…
Evernorth Listing Delay Tests XRP SPAC Investors
Evernorth’s Nasdaq debut has been postponed after its acquisition vehicle’s shares plunged, but reports cite administrative reasons—not an antitrust review or a change in the deal’s expected structure.
A Smarter Debt Payoff Can Beat the Fastest One
A fast debt payoff can reduce interest and free money in the monthly budget, but using every spare dollar can leave borrowers exposed to emergencies and predictable bills. A cash…
Health Policy Tests the Balance Between Access and Oversight
Canada’s assisted-dying rules, Ontario’s safer-supply proposal and new drug and Ebola developments put patient choice, evidence and safeguards in focus.
Arizona University Takes Firm Stand: Fraternity Activities Suspended
The University of Arizona has suspended fraternity activities after reports of assault, hazing, and drug- and alcohol-related behavior continued. The Dean of Students Office was investigating reports involving nearly half…