Keystone Daily Staff
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Appeals Court Appears Likely to Reject Trump Records Act Argument
A three-judge D.C. Circuit panel weighed the Justice Department’s arguments on Oct. 16 in a case over President Donald Trump’s claim that the 1978…
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Post: 67 donors gave $330 million toward White House ballroom
The Washington Post reported that 67 individuals and companies gave a combined $330 million toward the White House ballroom, according to a Seattle Times…
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Labor Department Awards $81.5 Million for Rural Job Training
The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $81.5 million to 13 projects in 11 states to train workers for jobs in rural areas of Appalachia,…
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FTC mails $9.8 million in refunds over Walmart wire transfer scams
The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $9.8 million in checks to 65,022 consumers harmed by scams that used Walmart’s wire transfer services.…
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Seattle Council Weighs Early-Retirement Buyout for City Workers
On Oct. 13, Seattle City Council members heard a plan to pay city employees to retire early, the city’s first such program since 2002.…
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Diesel Averages $7.28 in Washington, Straining Transit and Truckers
Diesel averaged $7.28 per gallon in Washington on Oct. 13, according to AAA figures reported by the Spokesman-Review, far above what Spokane Transit budgeted.…
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Vance Backs ICE Officers but Cites Duty to Investigate Errors
Vice President JD Vance praised most ICE officers as patriots in a CBS Evening News interview. He also said “we have a responsibility to…
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Katie Zacharia leaves White House press secretary job after one week
Katie Zacharia is leaving her post as White House press secretary after seven days, according to a source who confirmed it to Fox News…
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Trump Waives Russia Sanctions and Tariffs Before They Take Effect
President Donald Trump waived major Russia-related sanctions and tariffs that were days from starting, according to the Spokesman-Review. The waiver covers duties on Russian…
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Washington AG drops youth social media bill after Meta settlement
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown’s office said in October it will not ask lawmakers again to pass a bill limiting social media for minors.…
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Idaho and Missouri Abortion Measures Compete With Economy for Young Voters
Voters in Idaho and Missouri decide abortion ballot measures on Nov. 3, and both sides are courting Gen Z voters. Rising living costs are…
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OpenAI Agrees Not to Use Apple Trade Secrets During Lawsuit
OpenAI agreed in federal court to stay away from Apple trade secrets that Apple says former employees took, while the legal fight continues. The…
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