Live Nation Entertainment Inc. has reached a settlement with federal antitrust authorities, the Justice Department said Monday, throwing a wrench mid-trial into an antitrust case that accused the company of illegally monopolizing the live music industry and sought to force a sale of its Ticketmaster subsidiary.

The Ohio governor’s decision to deny certain businesses a grace period to sell THC-derived drinks while a broader ban on certain so-called “intoxicating hemp” product sales goes into effect violates the state constitution, a new lawsuit said.

Utah lawmakers are sending three bills to the governor that would apply new taxes on targeted advertising and pornographic websites, plus close a loophole that could allow some streaming services to avoid paying sales tax.

The slugfest for North Carolina’s open US Senate seat will be tough, nasty and expensive — costing as much as a record-breaking $1 billion in a marquee match between a popular former Democratic governor and a Donald Trump-backed political operative.

Republican Rep. Darrell Issa ended his reelection campaign Friday as the conservative firebrand faced the prospect of running in a competitive, newly redrawn Southern California district.

The Ninth Circuit on Friday paused a federal judge’s order that voided a Board of Immigration Appeals decision used by the Trump administration’s immigration judges to deny bond hearings to detained noncitizens and uphold its policy of mandatory detention.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, after a dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

President Donald Trump’s eldest sons are investing in a new drone company, expanding their defense portfolio at a moment when the Pentagon is ramping up its own spending on unmanned aircraft systems.

The Defense Department awarded $18.4 billion in unclassified spending for missile defense systems in fiscal 2025, with procurement for guided missiles within that market increasing by 52% from the previous year’s levels, according to a Bloomberg Government analysis.

Two enterprise-scale opportunities estimated to serve more than 150 million Americans would modernize government health service delivery as health care costs rise and federal agencies move to consolidate contracts around commercial solutions.

The Trump administration announced a $20 billion reinsurance program aimed at reviving shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, where traffic has all but stopped amid the US and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Emil Michael made his name in Silicon Valley a decade ago as an aggressive dealmaker for a startup — Uber Technologies Inc. — as it wrangled with governments in pursuit of market domination. Now, Michael has switched sides in a battle involving a different startup — this time taking a leading role in the Pentagon’s dispute with artificial intelligence pioneer Anthropic PBC.

Oil clawed back some gains after smashing through $100 a barrel as the world’s largest economies consider a co-ordinated release of emergency oil stockpiles, with a standstill of tanker traffic through the vital Strait of Hormuz choking off supplies to the rest of the world.

Anthropic PBC sued the Defense Department for declaring that the artificial intelligence giant posed a risk to the US supply chain, after a dispute with the Pentagon over safeguards on the company’s technology.

New York City’s police commissioner said authorities are investigating whether an incident in which two men allegedly brought improvised explosive devices to a protest outside the mayor’s residence in New York was an act of “ISIS-inspired” terrorism.

President Donald Trump’s eldest sons are investing in a new drone company, expanding their defense portfolio at a moment when the Pentagon is ramping up its own spending on unmanned aircraft systems.

The White House on Monday confirmed it fired J. Todd Inman as a member of the nation’s top body investigating transportation accidents.

Utah lawmakers are sending three bills to the governor that would apply new taxes on targeted advertising and pornographic websites, plus close a loophole that could allow some streaming services to avoid paying sales tax.