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Netanyahu Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
The Israeli prime minister presented the U.S. president a letter of nomination at their first meeting after the U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
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Gun Rights Groups Sue to Challenge National Firearms Act After Taxes Lifted in ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
The move comes amid concerns NFA could be used as firearms registry. Critics say loss of $200 firearms tax a ‘golden gift to gun industry CEOs.’
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Andrew Yang Endorses Musk’s Call to Disrupt US Political Duopoly With Launch of ‘America Party’
The tech entrepreneur sees a third party as a chance to break America’s entrenched two-party system. Such efforts have struggled in the past.
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From Bomb Threats to Smear Campaigns: How Beijing Targets a US Dance Company in Canada
Since its inception in 2006, Shen Yun Performing Arts has been a target of interference by the Chinese regime.
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Bessent Says Federal Reserve’s Challenges Go Beyond Chairman Powell’s Stance on Interest Rates
The White House is also eyeing an open seat at the Federal Reserve.
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Trump Hosts Netanyahu at White House Amid Push for Gaza Cease-Fire, Iran Peace Deal
The two leaders met for the third time this year as the United States works to broker a new hostage deal and cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
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Trial Begins Over Trump Admin’s Deportations of Pro-Palestinian Students
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‘Walmart Deals’ versus ‘Prime Day’: Who’s Gaining Ground?
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US Measles Cases Surge to Highest Levels in 6 Years
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Schumer Calls for Investigation Into Weather Service Staffing After Deadly Texas Floods
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California Rejects Federal Push to End Transgender Participation in School Sports
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