Your bill of lading may not protect you: lawyer
Exclusive: Trump administration concerned about U.S. firms giving financial 'lifeline' to Venezuela
The Trump administration is concerned about any action by U.S. companies that provides a financial lifeline to Venezuela's government, senior White House officials told Reuters, after Goldman Sachs Group Inc came under fire for purchasing $2.8 billion of state oil company bonds at a steep discount. Venezuela's political opposition and some U.S. lawmakers have condemned the purchase of so-called "hunger bonds" as a way to prop up President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government, accused of being behind food shortages affecting millions of Venezuelans in a worsening crisis.
Devin Nunes approved requests for ‘unmaskings’ — and now Democrats say he’s ‘gone rogue’
The House Intelligence Committee, under the leadership of Republican Rep. Devin...
Watch SpaceX complete a new milestone toward fully reusable rockets
SpaceX just launched its seventh Falcon 9 rocket of the year. Now, two out of three major components have now been reused.
BCTA cites policy work and wins for 2016
Trump Filed for Extension on 2016 Tax Returns, NBC Reports
Donald Trump filed for an extension to submit his 2016 tax returns, NBC News reported Saturday citing a White House official, the latest reminder that the billionaire president continues to break with ...
“I only see good news for the trucking sector”: BC economist