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New Jersey Train Engineers Go On Strike, Halting Service in New York City Area
A strike would stop all NJ Transit trains starting on May 16, affecting 350,000 commuters.
Denver Air Traffic Controllers Lose Contact With Planes During 90-Second Communications Outage
Both the primary and main backup frequencies went down, forcing controllers to use an emergency frequency to relay instructions to pilots.
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The initiatives are the latest moves by the Robert F. Kennedy-led HHS to enhance food chemical oversight.
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‘Think about what media outlets are really making their audience uncomfortable on a regular basis. … There’s very few of them,’ Saul says.
How Legal Immigration Is Keeping Farms Afloat
The H-2A visa program is an example of how legal immigration can supply labor in America, but farmers say reform is needed.
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The airport has recently experienced critical equipment malfunctions due to staffing shortages, runway construction, and aging infrastructure.
Republicans Dealing With Key Hold Ups in Megabill
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Trump Announces $200 Billion in Deals With UAE
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Trade Court Hears Challenge to Trump’s Tariffs
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Shake-Ups in China’s Military Indicate Xi’s Power Weakening, Analysts Say
The replacement of executives could be corruption-related and used by CCP factions to pressure Chinese leader Xi Jinping, according to experts.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Order to Strip Foreign Service Bargaining Rights
The White House said that the executive order was in response to certain unions that have ‘declared war on President Trump’s agenda.’
FTC Warns StubHub Over Apparent Failure to List Total Price of Tickets
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Lawmakers Urge Commerce Department to Ban China-Linked Router Company
‘China is not our friend, and we should not bring CCP-controlled equipment into American homes,’ Sen. Cynthia Lummis said.
New Era of ‘Supply Shocks’ Could Force Higher Long-Term Interest Rates, Says Powell
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DeSantis Signs Bill to Make Florida 2nd State to Ban Fluoride Drinking Water Systems
Utah was the first state to ban the mineral from its water earlier this year.
Harvard Redirects $250 Million to Research Amid Federal Funding Freeze
University leaders said the additional funding does not fully make up for the loss of federal dollars.
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