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Federal law enforcement agencies did not share requested documents and testimony with Congress.
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The interview will air on Dec. 8.
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The 7.0-magnitude quake struck near Ferndale, located 250 miles north of San Francisco.
With DOGE, Musk, Ramaswamy Confront the ‘Immovable Object’
A new era of successfully cutting spending and regulations could be dawning with the government department that isn’t really a department.
Memphis Police Used Excessive Force, Discriminated Against Black People: DOJ
The U.S. Department of Justice alleged unconstitutional policing practices as Memphis leaders pledged reforms.
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As part of our special series on the U.S. presidential transition period, I’m sitting down with Victor Suarez, a retired U.S. Army colonel.
University of Michigan Stops Soliciting DEI Statements for Hiring, Promotion
The university is ending DEI statements for faculty hiring, reflecting a national trend to reassess controversial diversity policies.
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Shen Yun Alleges Lawsuit ‘Undoubtedly’ Part of CCP Attack Campaign
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Federal Judge Rejects Boeing’s Plea Deal With DOJ
Judge Reed O‘Connor took issue with multiple provisions and said the deal is ’not in the public interest.’
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President-elect Donald Trump recently threatened a 25 percent tariff against Mexico if it didn’t act to curb illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking.
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The complaint accused Penny of recklessness and asked for damages exceeding what any court lower than the state supreme court could provide.
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U.S. layoffs surged in November, with nearly 60,000 job cuts announced, as economic pressures weighed on manufacturing, automotive, and technology sectors.
Jerome Powell Says Federal Reserve Is Unlikely to Lose Independence Under Trump
The Fed chair stressed the need for the Federal Reserve’s independence in a wide-ranging interview at the annual DealBook Summit.
Bitcoin Breaks $100,000 After Trump’s SEC Selection, Fed’s Comments
Market analysts optimistic about Bitcoin prices in 2025.
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Emojis are powerful tools for connection. Is ‘emoji intelligence’ the next frontier in understanding how we process emotions and navigate relationships?
Taiwan President Lai Speaks With Top US Lawmakers Amid CCP Warnings
Taiwan is a hot-button issue for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which claims the island nation as its territory, although it has never ruled it.
US Must Do More to Replenish Munitions Stockpiles, Says White House’s Sullivan
National security adviser Jake Sullivan said that the nation’s ability to replace munitions could not move quickly enough in wartime.
Syrian Army Withdraws From Key City of Hama as Terrorist Groups Advance
The Syrian defense ministry said the fighting had intensified in the past 24 hours and that the terrorist groups had managed to penetrate the city’s defenses.
Russia–North Korea Strategic Partnership Treaty Takes Effect, Moscow Says
The development follows a recent U.S. decision to let Kyiv use advanced missile systems to strike targets deep inside Russian territory.
China-Linked Hackers Breached 8 US Telecom Companies, White House Says
The Chinese hacking campaign affected dozens of countries worldwide, an administration official said.
‘The Order’: Not the Real State of White Supremacy in the USA
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Best known for her works “Outside the Window,” “One Side of the Water,” and “Green Green Grass by the River” Yao published more than 60 novels.
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Best known for her works “Outside the Window,” “One Side of the Water,” and “Green Green Grass by the River” Yao published more than 60 novels.
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Set during Korea’s imperial period, the film presents palace intrigue that will leave viewers at the edge of their seats.
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