Trump eyes exit from Open Skies treaty with Russia
President Trump announced plans to withdraw the United States from the Open Skies Treaty, signaling a six month timeline unless Russia adheres to terms. Officials cite violations and the cost of aging aircraft, while critics warn of damaged ties with European allies and NATO risk.
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Loughlin and Giannulli to serve prison time
Full House actress Lori Loughlin and fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud in a bid to resolve the college admissions scandal. Loughlin faces two months in prison and a 150000 dollar fine with community service. Giannulli five months and a 250000 dollar fine with community service.
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Senate panel advances Pack nomination amid probe clash
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, by 12-10 party lines, advanced Michael Pack to lead the U S Agency for Global Media amid a heated dispute over pushing a nominee under active criminal investigation. Trump seeks an ally to influence Voice of America coverage and editorial direction. The panel met in a brief closed session after Democrats raised concerns. The DC Attorney General’s office confirmed an active probe into Pack for alleged self-dealing and enrichment.
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Ratcliffe Confirmed as Intelligence Chief in Partisan Vote
The Senate confirmed John Ratcliffe 49 to 44 as director of national intelligence, making him the first DNI installed on a partisan vote since the post’s creation in 2005. Democrats opposed, citing fears of politicization as Ratcliffe prepares to lead amid Iran, North Korea, and China challenges. Richard Grenell, the acting director, will be replaced. critics warned against acting leaders overhauling the agency.
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Big box retailers ride digital wave as malls fall behind
The pandemic drives curbside pickup adoption at Best Buy while Macy’s lags, keeping Best Buy profitable with 81 percent of last year’s sales in Q1 as stores stay closed. Macy’s faces a potential billion-dollar loss with slower rollout. UBS warns 100,000 store closings by 2025 amid growing divide between big box operators and mall-based retailers. Ken Perkins notes the widening gap and pandemic pressure.
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