Business, markets and economy news from Malaysia.
Three International Criminal Court judges have launched a lawsuit against President Trump and senior US officials over sanctions imposed against them, claiming the measures are unlawful and exceed executive authority.
President Trump has initiated an investigation into major oil producers over persistently high petrol prices in the United States, amid mounting criticism over Middle Eastern conflict implications.
A US legal technology company is suing the Trump administration over a June 12 Commerce Department order that forced AI firm Anthropic to block foreign users from accessing its most advanced models, disrupting operations for international teams.
US authorities have arrested two additional suspects in connection with an alleged conspiracy to attack the White House while President Trump hosted a UFC event on the presidential grounds.
President Trump has announced a 60-day moratorium on maritime fees in the Strait of Hormuz but threatened to impose US tolls thereafter, warning Iran that Washington may charge for security services unless a final deal is reached.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has disputed Justice Department claims that ongoing federal investigations into his conduct originated independently, contending instead they stem from political direction by former President Donald Trump.