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President Joe Biden is considering commuting the sentences of most, if not all, 40 death row inmates, including Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, following pressure from religious and civil rights groups, sources told The Wall Street Journal.

Some in church case worry whether connections mean they are getting a ‘fair shake’

Late in December 2023, the former top editor of The New York Times’ editorial page, James Bennet, dropped a bombshell in an article for The Economist. “The leadership of the New York Times is losing control of its principles,” he wrote, saying slanted coverage at the institution is “pervasive.”

Many of the more notorious actions of Putin's Russia are barely distinguishable from those conducted by the US and its allies.

The move would have a massive impact on agencies in charge of protecting consumers' money

The Federal Trade Commission's antitrust action does not benefit grocery shoppers.

The donation comes just weeks after Zuckerberg dined with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago Florida resort.

Sycamore Partners, a US firm which owns the stationary brand Staples, said to be potential buyer

Walgreens Boots Alliance is in talks to sell itself to Sycamore Partners, a private-equity firm, in a strategic move of going private after years of declining stock performance.