Hunter Biden Hit as D.C. Law Firm Hunts Donor Emails in Fee Fight
Winston & Strawn asked a D.C. court for Hunter Biden’s messages with friends and donors who were asked to help pay his legal bills, escalating a collections fight over unpaid invoices.
Utah Nabs No. 1 Economic Outlook For 19th Straight Year
ALEC’s 2026 rankings keep Utah at No. 1 for economic outlook — 19 years running — a point cheered by state leaders and questioned by analysts. The report focuses on tax and regulatory policy, but critics say it’s an incomplete measure of everyday economic health.
Warren Hammers Feds Over Nvidia’s Quiet Grab Of Supercomputer Gatekeeper Slurm
Sen. Elizabeth Warren asked the DOE and DoD to explain whether Nvidia's December purchase of SchedMD raises competition and national‑security concerns.
86-Year-Old Nantes Woman Shackled in Deep-South ICE Detention Saga
An 86-year-old woman from Nantes who moved to Anniston to marry a longtime sweetheart was arrested April 1 and is now being held in a Louisiana ICE facility as her family and French consular staff press for repatriation.
Baldwin Blitzes Sports Blackouts for Fed-Up Wisconsin Fans
Sen. Tammy Baldwin's new 'For the Fans' Act would curb national blackouts and push the FCC to redefine 'local' markets so more fans can watch their teams. The proposal targets fragmented streaming deals that have left many viewers paying more for less access.












