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A federal appeals court pressed the Trump administration on executive orders targeting major law firms, a dispute about whether presidential power can punish legal representation.

Meta and Google are funding trusted children’s brands as critics warn the partnerships soften scrutiny of platforms built to capture young users’ attention.

The Supreme Court let mail delivery of mifepristone continue, keeping the abortion-pill fight focused on FDA authority, state power and institutional trust.

Xi Jinping’s warning to Trump over Taiwan shows how quickly trade diplomacy, CEO access, and war-risk management can collapse into the same negotiation.

A promising experimental pancreatic cancer drug is exposing the gap between FDA access headlines and the real institutional capacity patients need to use them.

Microsoft’s reported hunt for AI startup deals shows that the next phase of the AI boom is about leverage, scarce talent, and bargaining power — not just better chatbots.

A federal judge’s order blocking sanctions against a UN expert is a narrow legal ruling with a bigger warning: financial power is becoming a speech weapon.

A serious anti-fraud effort should protect Medicaid and Medicare. Threatening whole-state funding turns a compliance problem into a structural trust problem.

Fervo Energy’s $10 billion IPO valuation is not just a clean-energy market story. It is another sign that AI is turning electricity into the real bottleneck of the platform economy.

NPR reports that Trump has pardoned at least 15 former elected officials and co-conspirators charged with or convicted of corruption offenses since returning to office.