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US Manufacturing Slump Deepens as More Jobs Cut, New Orders Drop
America’s factory activity contracted in October as orders and production dropped, fueling more headcount reductions.
Secret Service Releases Internal Review Into July 13 Attempted Assassination of Trump
The report listed four breakdowns in communications.
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A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Judge Sets Date for NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ Bribery and Corruption Trial
Adams’s attorney had asked for a March 2025 trial to conclude before the June 2025 New York City mayoral primary.
How Gender Voting Patterns Are Shifting in 2024 Election
More men have voted Republican and more women Democrat for four decades; this year the initial split appears wider than ever.
New Treasury Rule Expands Oversight of Foreign Land Buys Near Military Bases
The Treasury Department is expanding the review process for foreign land purchases around more than 60 military bases.
Security Tight as NYC Prepares for Marathon 2 Days Before Election
More than 50,000 people took part in last year’s race, making it the biggest in the world, and this Sunday’s turnout is also expected to be huge.
How Everyday Lies Can Make You Sick
A doctor’s struggle with migraines led to a surprising remedy: confronting his everyday lies.
Michigan Supreme Court Dismisses COVID-19 Mandate Challenge
The court dismissed a challenge to COVID-19 mandates, leaving the state’s executive authority on future health restrictions unaddressed and intact.
Hospital Mask Mandates Come Back in California’s Bay Area: What We Know
A nearby hospital system in Monterey also reimposed a mandate.
Texas Doctor Gets 10-Year Prison Term for $54 Million Medicare Fraud
The doctor allegedly authorized tests and equipment without seeing or speaking to the patients, prosecutors say.
IRS Announces Updated Retirement Plan Contribution Limits for 2025
The agency also updated the income threshold that defines a ‘highly compensated employee’ for retirement plan purposes.
China Conducts Unprecedented Dual Carrier Exercises in South China Sea
The exercises could rattle China’s neighbors that have longstanding territorial disputes with Beijing over its expansionist activities in the waters.
Chinese National Gets Indicted for Stealing Trade Secrets From Global Investment Company
The defendant allegedly used a VPN in China to access his employer’s network.
Federal Judge Sends Case Over Elon Musk’s $1 Million Giveaways Back to Philadelphia Court
The billionaire is accused of running the giveaway as an illegal lottery under Pennsylvania law.
Trump and Harris: A Policy Comparison
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Early In-Person Voting Ending Friday in 8 States, Including 3 Battlegrounds
The last day for voters in Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona, as well as Utah, Texas, Massachusetts, one Pennsylvania county, and some Idaho counties, is Friday.
Russians Behind Fake Election Video: US Intelligence Officials
Video showed people purportedly casting illegal votes in Georgia.
US Calls on China to ‘Curb’ North Korean Involvement in Russia–Ukraine War
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States had a ‘robust conversation’ with Beijing over the issue.
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