The White House says the executive order comes as “certain federal unions have declared war on President Trump’s agenda,” singling out labor organizations’ legal fights against the ...

Steve Liesman, CNBC Senior Economics Reporter, joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the American stock market plummeting in the first full day after Donald Trump ...

Rep. Pat Harrigan, R-N.C., first introduced a bill to ban the company from doing business on American bases, citing national security and espionage concerns. Now, fellow North Carolina Republican ...

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Janet Mills over her refusal to comply with the executive order. “We’ll see you in court,” Mills said. In recent weeks, the administration has tried to cut off all of Maine’s federal ...

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SERAP added, “Section 3.1.8 of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code is overbroad and excessively intrusive, as it breaches the fundamental rights to freedom of expression, access to information, and ...

The United States agency said Nigeria’s import ban on beverages, agriculture, pharmaceuticals and other goods created trade barrier. DAILY POST recalls that the Nigerian government had in 2016 ...

Europe’s top banking watchdog ruled out blanket restrictions on dividends in the wake of the recent market meltdown, saying lenders have so far weathered the fallout from the global trade war well.

The European Union (EU) is looking at declaring the material ... And of course, the news of a possible ban has sent ripples across the industry. Japanese daily Nikkei reported that shares of ...

A federal judge has ruled that Texas A&M must allow a student drag show to proceed, rejecting the university’s attempt to cancel it under pressure from the Trump administration. The judge said ...

“And as the governor pointed out, we were prepared to defend ourselves in court on this because we are confident in our read on Title IX and on the Maine Human Rights Act and what's required of ...