Bloomberg Politics

Lawmakers have revived their call for President Biden to unlock broad powers to fight climate change.

European Union ministers struck a hard-fought deal Thursday on how to approach migration and asylum policies after years of thorny negotiations.

The US Supreme Court gave an unexpected boost to the Voting Rights Act, rejecting a Republican-drawn congressional map in Alabama and upholding a decision that requires a second majority Black district.

Former President Donald Trump asked a judge to grant him a new trial in the sexual assault and defamation suit filed against him by New York author E. Jean Carroll — or to sharply reduce the $5 million damages he was ordered to pay.

President Joe Biden dismissed suggestions that a potential indictment of his predecessor and top 2024 rival Donald Trump by the Justice Department would be politically motivated, telling reporters he was “honest.”

Semiconductor research projects with €8 billion ($8.6 billion) in public funds were approved by the European Union’s executive arm as part of a push to increase the bloc’s domestic chip-supply chain.

Large portions of the US have an above-normal potential for significant wildland fires over the next four months as climate change exacerbates the risk, a Senate panel was told Thursday.

A pair of Senate Democrats wants the Justice Department to investigate whether crypto exchange Binance Holdings Ltd. lied to lawmakers about its business practices.

PwC’s ongoing Australian tax leak scandal has spurred a European Union lawmaker to ask EU authorities to investigate whether similar cases could be occurring within the bloc.