Samsung Chair Gets Acquitted of Charges
(USNewsBreak.com) - Electronics giant Samsung merged with Cheil Industries in 2015, strengthening the former company's ties in the industry. Its chairman, Lee Jae-yong, faced...
Ex-CIA Worker Gets 40 Years Behind Bars
(USNewsBreak.com) - Julian Assange founded WikiLeaks, a controversial site that publishes confidential documents and media provided by anonymous sources, in 2006. The United States...
Trump Says He Would Drop Jerome Powell If Re-Elected
(USNewsBreak.com) - Former President Donald Trump nominated Jerome Powell to serve as chair of the US Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United...
Disney’s Legal Challenge Against DeSantis Gets Dismissed
(USNewsBreak.com) - Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) and Disney officials have remained at odds for nearly two years. The problems began when the Sunshine...
Biden Bringing in New Climate Adviser
(USNewsBreak.com) - When President Joe Biden took office in January 2021, his administration created the role of special presidential envoy for climate. He chose...
EU Comes to Agreement on Ukraine Aid
(USNewsBreak.com) - Ever since Russia invaded neighboring Ukraine in February 2022, the latter has relied mainly on the West to supply it with the...
Broadway Star Passes Away
(USNewsBreak.com) - Broadway stars hardly receive the same acclaim that Hollywood and television stars do, but every now and then, an enormous talent shines...
Iran Issues Warning to US Government
(USNewsBreak.com) - A drone attack killed three US service members in Jordan and injured dozens more on January 28. The troops, part of Operation...
Cori Bush Security Spending Under Scrutiny
(USNewsBreak.com) - Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) drew the spotlight among Conservatives for beefing up her own security despite supporting calls to defund the police....
US Government Re-Issues Some Sanctions for Venezuela
(USNewsBreak.com) - To keep some rogue countries in check, other nations will sometimes impose economic sanctions. The United States has levied them against many...
