The former Nvidia chief faces a Senate hearing on 3 December and a closed-door House interview on 1 December, with a subpoena threatened if he refuses to appear.
The justices agreed on Friday to hear the administration’s appeal of rulings that found the ban unlawful, setting up a decision by next summer on a policy the White House calls its most important border measure.
The Associated Press called the race for Democrat Eileen Laubacher on Friday, ending the three-term Republican’s bid for a fourth term in a district Donald Trump carried by 18 points.
Salvadoran special forces and Haitian security troops have retaken Haiti’s national stadium in Port-au-Prince after two years under gang control, President Nayib Bukele said, announcing that human skulls were found inside the venue.
The Federal Aviation Administration ordered all departing flights to remain on the ground across the United States on Friday after a communications failure hit air traffic control centres nationwide, disrupting nearly 7,000 flights.
US Air Force security forces responded to suspected unauthorised drone activity over RAF Lakenheath on Friday evening, with personnel told to shelter in place. No one was hurt and no aircraft or infrastructure was affected.
The International Energy Agency says global oil supply has overtaken demand for the first time since the Iran war began, as Gulf exports recover faster than expected despite continued attacks on shipping.
Senator Maggie Hassan has opened an inquiry into the Department of Homeland Security’s purchase of a shuttered Minnesota prison from CoreCivic for $495.6 million — more than six times the price the company offered the state a year earlier.
Hakeem Jeffries, set to become Speaker when Democrats take control of the House in January, was interrupted by protesters in Denver who accused him of being too timid on the cost of living — laying bare the party’s split between moderates and progressives.
The UN nuclear watchdog says it does not know where Iran’s Isfahan enrichment plant is, whether it holds nuclear material, or what has happened to Tehran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
The former Nvidia chief faces a Senate hearing on 3 December and a closed-door House interview on 1 December, with a subpoena threatened if he refuses to appear.
The justices agreed on Friday to hear the administration’s appeal of rulings that found the ban unlawful, setting up a decision by next summer on a policy the White House calls its most important border measure.
The Associated Press called the race for Democrat Eileen Laubacher on Friday, ending the three-term Republican’s bid for a fourth term in a district Donald Trump carried by 18 points.
Salvadoran special forces and Haitian security troops have retaken Haiti’s national stadium in Port-au-Prince after two years under gang control, President Nayib Bukele said, announcing that human skulls were found inside the venue.
The Federal Aviation Administration ordered all departing flights to remain on the ground across the United States on Friday after a communications failure hit air traffic control centres nationwide, disrupting nearly 7,000 flights.
US Air Force security forces responded to suspected unauthorised drone activity over RAF Lakenheath on Friday evening, with personnel told to shelter in place. No one was hurt and no aircraft or infrastructure was affected.
The International Energy Agency says global oil supply has overtaken demand for the first time since the Iran war began, as Gulf exports recover faster than expected despite continued attacks on shipping.
Senator Maggie Hassan has opened an inquiry into the Department of Homeland Security’s purchase of a shuttered Minnesota prison from CoreCivic for $495.6 million — more than six times the price the company offered the state a year earlier.
Hakeem Jeffries, set to become Speaker when Democrats take control of the House in January, was interrupted by protesters in Denver who accused him of being too timid on the cost of living — laying bare the party’s split between moderates and progressives.
The UN nuclear watchdog says it does not know where Iran’s Isfahan enrichment plant is, whether it holds nuclear material, or what has happened to Tehran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
