Naveen Athrappully
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Naveen Athrappully is a news reporter covering business and world events at The Epoch Times.
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Education Department Probe Finds 5 Virginia School Districts Violated Title IX
These districts have been violating the rights of students ‘in the service of an extreme political ideology,’ said an official.
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Washington State Sues to Prevent Trump Admin From Accessing Food Aid Immigration Data
The lawsuit alleged that the information will be used for a ‘mass surveillance and mass deportation project.’
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New Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale Nets More Than $58 Million: DOI
This is the first lease sale under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act which lowered royalty rates for oil and gas production.
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Stefanik, Issa Reintroduce Bill to Ban Handgun Roster Restrictions in States
The restrictions make it challenging for firearm manufacturers to introduce new models, the lawmakers said.
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Fewer Than 400 EV Charging Ports Built Despite $7.5 Billion Biden Funding: Watchdog
The slow installation of charging ports has been a ‘vast administrative failure,’ a Democrat lawmaker had said last year.
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Number of New York City ICE Detainers Jumps More Than 400 Percent Under Trump: DHS
70 percent of arrests made by ICE across the nation were of illegals charged or convicted for crimes.
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HHS, FDA, and USDA Address Chronic Disease Epidemic Brought About by Ultra-Processed Foods
The agencies seek to create a uniform definition for ultra-processed foods that will be federally recognized.
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Meta Announces New Safety Feature for Teens, Removes 635,000 Accounts
Children are found to increasingly use the safety features for blocking and reporting accounts.
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Social Security Records ‘Substantial Progress’ as Agency Boosts Efficiency, Technology
The backlog of Initial disability claims has been reduced from 1.2 million last year to 940,000 pending cases, the agency said.
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5 Men Sentenced in America’s Largest Internet Piracy Case: DOJ
A site managed by the pirates offered more television episodes than Netflix and Amazon Prime, the DOJ said.
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Education Department Probe Finds 5 Virginia School Districts Violated Title IX
These districts have been violating the rights of students ‘in the service of an extreme political ideology,’ said an official.
|
Washington State Sues to Prevent Trump Admin From Accessing Food Aid Immigration Data
The lawsuit alleged that the information will be used for a ‘mass surveillance and mass deportation project.’
|
New Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale Nets More Than $58 Million: DOI
This is the first lease sale under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act which lowered royalty rates for oil and gas production.
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Stefanik, Issa Reintroduce Bill to Ban Handgun Roster Restrictions in States
The restrictions make it challenging for firearm manufacturers to introduce new models, the lawmakers said.
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Fewer Than 400 EV Charging Ports Built Despite $7.5 Billion Biden Funding: Watchdog
The slow installation of charging ports has been a ‘vast administrative failure,’ a Democrat lawmaker had said last year.
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Number of New York City ICE Detainers Jumps More Than 400 Percent Under Trump: DHS
70 percent of arrests made by ICE across the nation were of illegals charged or convicted for crimes.
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HHS, FDA, and USDA Address Chronic Disease Epidemic Brought About by Ultra-Processed Foods
The agencies seek to create a uniform definition for ultra-processed foods that will be federally recognized.
|
Meta Announces New Safety Feature for Teens, Removes 635,000 Accounts
Children are found to increasingly use the safety features for blocking and reporting accounts.
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Social Security Records ‘Substantial Progress’ as Agency Boosts Efficiency, Technology
The backlog of Initial disability claims has been reduced from 1.2 million last year to 940,000 pending cases, the agency said.
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5 Men Sentenced in America’s Largest Internet Piracy Case: DOJ
A site managed by the pirates offered more television episodes than Netflix and Amazon Prime, the DOJ said.
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