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Regulators make it easier to label nonbanks too big to fail in latest oversight move

Top financial regulators on Friday moved to make it easier for regulators to say a nonbank institution poses a risk to the overall financial and must be subject to federal oversight as if it were a megabank, a reversal of procedures put in place in the Trump administration.

Nikki Haley campaign doesn’t have record of private speeches: Report

Republican presidential candidate and former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley doesn't have written proof or recordings of the private speeches she was paid for prior to her 2024 run, according to a new report.

DOJ investigating two South Carolina jails after several inmate deaths

The Department of Justice announced it is investigating two jails in South Carolina after several inmates have died at the facilities in the past year.

House Republican proposes bill to expel Palestinians from the US

Palestinians could be banned from entering the United States, and those who are already in the country could be at risk of being expelled under a new bill proposed by House Republicans this week.

Blinken seeks hostage release as Netanyahu and Hamas jockey for Israel-Gaza ceasefire leverage

Israel should agree to “humanitarian pauses” in Gaza as part of a wider effort to strike a deal for the release of the hostages whom Hamas seized on Oct. 7, Secretary of State Antony Blinken suggested on Friday.

Johnson makes slow progress to avoid government shutdown in first full week as speaker

Just nine days into his speakership, Mike Johnson (R-LA) is establishing himself as a staunchly conservative leader who is willing to advance the GOP’s priorities while also juggling a number of legislative deadlines to keep the government open past Nov. 17.

Citibank to prevent clients receiving paper statements from accessing app

Citibank began notifying its customers that if they continue to opt in for paper statements, they will soon lose access to its banking app.

Israel war: Pentagon says US conducting unarmed drone flights over Gaza in search for hostages

The United States has been conducting a series of unarmed drone flights over Gaza in search of more than 200 hostages taken by Hamas, the Pentagon revealed on Friday.

Daniel Cameron says Kentucky governor’s race is ‘crazy vs normal’

Kentucky Republican gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron is pitching the race between himself and incumbent Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) as a battle between "crazy vs. normal."

Supreme Court agrees to review Trump-era ‘bump stocks’ ban on firearms

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide the legality of the Trump-era ban on "bump stocks," which make semi-automatic rifles fire more quickly.
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