Trump Lands in Saudi Arabia, Begins High-Stakes Middle East Tour
The president is expected to announce a series of major investment deals aimed at drawing Gulf capital into the United States.
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The British-born first lady of Pennsylvania quickly adapted to life in the colonies, raising five children and devoting her energy to support Patriot soldiers.
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With an abundance of strawberries, baking this cake is a great way to celebrate the fruit.
Season 1 of ‘Duster': Not Quite a True Crime Thriller
J.J. Abrams and HBO Max snare an impressive cast and pay a lot of attention to detail.
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Washington and Beijing reached a temporary deal that rolled back many of the moves the countries have made against each other since April 2.
Trump Signs Order Aimed at Cutting Drug Prices
The ‘Most Favored Nation’ plan will reduce U.S. prices by up to 80 percent, the president said.
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The tax cuts, while a cost estimate has not yet been assessed, could be at least $4 trillion—a goal of congressional Republicans.
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Hamas Frees Edan Alexander, Its Last Living American Hostage in Gaza
The release was the result of indirect negotiations between the United States, led by special envoy Steve Witkoff, and Hamas.
More Than 1 Million Taiwanese Sign Petitions to Recall Alleged Pro-Communist China Legislators
A mass recall movement aimed at protecting Taiwan’s democratic system gains ground amid increasing public concerns about communist Chinese political influence.
Energy Department Proposes to Slash 47 Rules Amid Deregulatory Push
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Chinese Regime Denounces CIA Videos Recruiting CCP Officials
Former CCP officials say the CIA videos may trigger a wave of defections despite the CCP’s tight social control.
Trump Appoints Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as Acting Librarian of Congress
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Federal Government Asks Supreme Court to Allow Deportation of Alleged Gang Members
The president signed a proclamation in March to allow removal of alleged Tren de Aragua members under the Alien Enemies Act.
Florida Troopers Now Federally Credentialed to Arrest Illegal Immigrants on Their Own
Florida is the first state to have its law enforcement officers credentialed.
Judge Refuses to Block IRS From Sharing Tax Data on Illegal Immigrants Facing Criminal Investigation
The ruling clears the way for the data-sharing agreement between the IRS and DHS to move forward while criminal charges are litigated.
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EPA Targets Engine Start-Stop Systems in Cars
Start-stop systems exploded under Obama-era rules offering emissions credits, but officials are now signaling a course reversal.
Supreme Court Chief Justice: Critique Our Rulings, Not Our Justices
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