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The resignation of Bob Goldberg comes days after a $1.8 billion verdict against N.A.R. and two months after The New York Times exposed complaints of sexual harassment in the group.

The action came two days after a federal jury ruled that the powerful organization conspired to inflate home commissions.

The 2010 landmark Supreme Court decision has contributed to a large increase in corporate spending in American elections, which Hawley says is…

Plus: Mike Johnson beefs up his fundraising operation.

Financial disclosures show Mike Johnson doesn’t have a savings account or even $5,000—all while wrestling with hundreds of thousands in loans.

Although announced nearly three years ago by the Korean government, the proposed merger of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, the countrys two full-service carriers, still faces a tough uphill battle in securing regulatory approval across key markets.

Former President Donald Trump responded to the new gag order recently placed on him by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan.

The president said at a private meeting in the White House last week that he thought the New York Times's "irresponsible" reporting could have triggered military escalation in the Middle East.

An old friend of Senator Robert Menendez was in legal trouble. The government says the senator went to great lengths to try to install a friendly prosecutor.

More than a year out from Election Day 2024, campaign finance reports for tri-state area congressional candidates show big investments from individual donors and political action committees tied to certain