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Doctors, Insurers Sue Newsom Over Health Tax They Call UnlawfulLaws passed directly by voters are supposed to carry a certain weight, a kind of political bedrock that elected officials can't simply chip away at when convenient. That's exactly the argument now being made in a new lawsuit, as doctors and health insurers sue Gov. Gavin Newsom, alleging he and the Legislature broke the law Doctors, insurers sue Newsom…
USA Herald1d agoWhole story →
HealthGovernmentGavin Newsomcalifornia healthcare tax lawsuit
Cornell University Rape Case Escalates as New York Appoints Special ProsecutorThe Cornell University rape case has taken a dramatic new turn after New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday that institutions responsible for protecting a former student failed her and appointed Attorney General Letitia James to oversee a renewed criminal investigation. Hochul's move came one day after she said she had lost confidence in Tompkins Cornell…
USA Herald3d agoWhole story →
JusticeKathy Hochulcornell university rape case
Visa Mastercard Antitrust Suit Targets Card Giants Over Billions in Merchant FeesA San Diego pizza restaurant has taken aim at two of the world’s biggest payment networks, accusing Visa and Mastercard of continuing to squeeze merchants with excessive “swipe fees” despite billions of dollars already paid to resolve earlier antitrust litigation. The Pizza Standard filed a proposed class action Thursday in federal court in New York,…
USA Herald3d agoWhole story →
CommerceEconomyvisa mastercard antitrust suit
Government Spending: Trump Administration Moves to Cancel Nearly $1 Billion Approved by CongressThe Trump administration is moving to cancel nearly $1 billion in government spending that Congress previously approved. This is triggering a new dispute over presidential authority and Congress's constitutional power over federal appropriations. The White House announced the proposed rescission Sept. 25, targeting programs involving immigrant services,…
USA Herald4d agoWhole story →
BuildEconomypresidential rescission proposal
Benz Won’t Be Banned Under Chinese Car Bill, but Aston Martin and Lotus Could BeThe Fight Over Who Gets Shut Out Sponsor Bernie Moreno says Mercedes-Benz won't be banned, but talks on how to protect it are still open. Volvo, Aston Martin and Lotus remain exposed because Geely owns or backs them. Rand Paul, the lone holdout, says he'll step aside if Mercedes comes out of the bill. By Mercedes-Benz will be exempted from a Senate…
USA Herald5d agoWhole story →
EconomyGovernmentRand PaulBernie Morenochinese vehicle ban bill
Trump Launches America.gov AI Portal That Could Change How Americans Deal With the Federal GovernmentWhat Americans Need to Know gov is now an AI-powered front door to federal information, allowing users to ask government questions in ordinary language and receive answers tied to official sources. Trump’s executive order goes much further than a chatbot, directing agencies to connect major online services and Login.gov to the new portal. The bigger…
USA Herald6d agoWhole story →
HealthTechnologyamerica gov launch
Florida’s Hidden Insurance Report Puts $1.3 Billion In Affiliate Profits At Center of Governor’s RaceWhat Florida Homeowners Need to Know A state-funded examination found insurers reported $432 million in losses from 2017 through 2019 while affiliated companies generated roughly $1.3 billion in net income. David Jolly wants tighter controls on affiliate payments and proposes moving hurricane and wind risk into a state-backed fund. Byron Donalds favors…
USA Herald7d agoWhole story →
EconomyGovernmentByron Donaldsflorida governors race
‘The Spider’ Extradited to U.S. From Colombia to Face Drug Trafficking and NarcoGeovany Andres Rojas, known by the alias “Araña,” or “the Spider,” has been extradited from Colombia to the United States to face federal charges alleging international cocaine trafficking and narco-terrorism. Rojas, a Colombian national, was transferred to U.S. custody on Sept. 25 and arrived in San Diego, where he was taken into custody by federal
USA Herald7d agoWhole story →
Justicenarco terrorism extradition
DOJ Launches $25 Million ANGEL Grant Program as Violent Crime Victims Take Center StageWhat Readers Need to Know The Justice Department’s first Attorney General’s Summit on Victims of Violent Crime brought survivors and grieving families directly into the federal public-safety debate. DOJ announced a $25 million ANGEL grant program offering qualifying state, local and tribal law-enforcement agencies awards of up to $500,000. The…
USA Herald8d agoWhole story →
Justiceangel grant program launch
Sixth Circuit Guts Kalshi’s Federal Shield, Rules Sports Bets Are Just BetsTHE SWAP DEFENSE FALLS APART The Sixth Circuit says Kalshi's sports contracts are ordinary bets, not federally protected swaps. Ohio and Tennessee can now enforce their gambling laws against the company. The ruling deepens a three-way circuit split that's pushing this fight straight toward the Supreme Court. By Samuel López | USA Herald Kalshi just Sixth…
USA Herald9d agoWhole story →
TechnologyJusticesixth circuit ruling on sports bets
Ponzi Scheme Promised 15% Weekly Returns, Delivered $406 Million in Losses Instead, CFTC SaysThe Fraud, By the Numbers Federal regulators say four men ran a forex trading scam that pulled in nearly $1 billion from everyday investors. Almost all of that money never touched a currency market — it went straight into the pockets of the people running the operation. Participants who bought in are now out at CFTC charges Cash FX Group, CEO Huascar…
USA Herald9d agoWhole story →
CommerceJusticecftc forex scam charges