CEO pay soars as working-class wages lag further behind the cost of living
S&P 500 chief executives averaged $22.8 million in compensation — 312 times the typical worker’s pay — as organized labor points to a widening divide between corporate wealth and household finances Chief executives at America’s largest corporations received an average of $22.8 million in compensation last year, 312 times the pay of the median U.S.
Nearly 25 years after attacks, Supreme Court asked to bring closure to 9/11 case
By Kelsey Reichmann | Courthouse News Service WASHINGTON (CN) — As the country prepares to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the Supreme Court has been asked to weigh in on the disposal of controversial plea agreements that could provide closure to the long-delayed death penalty trial. Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, the man…
US sanctions Italian tech collective, in politically motivated crackdown on dissent
The Trump administration today announced sweeping sanctions against an Italian technology collective and several other organizations, accusing them of providing digital infrastructure and support to “violent far-left terrorist groups.” The move, which designates the Autistici/Inventati (A/I) Collective as a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist,” represents a significant escalation in the use of post-9/11 counterterrorism tools against
Trump directs VA to launch clinical trial for veterans treated with psychedelic drugs
Veterans with treatment-resistant depression will receive experimental doses of psilocybin at five VA hospitals, including Philadelphia, as researchers test a promising but still unapproved psychedelic treatment The Trump administration is moving ahead with an experiment that will give psychedelic drugs to veterans suffering from severe depression, putting some of the nation’s former service members at…
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