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Appeals Court Upholds Nationwide Ban on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
In a 2–1 vote, judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision banning enforcement of the executive order across the United States.
Australia Lifts Bio-Restrictions on US Beef in Bid to Defuse Tariff Standoff
Australia is the largest source of beef imports for the United States, sending about 400,000 tonnes annually.
Air Force Investigating Whether Sig Sauer Pistol Was a Factor in Airman’s Death
The gun’s manufacturer has defended the design of the pistol, saying operator error is the reason for unintentional discharges.
Columbia University Expels, Suspends Student Protesters Involved in Library Takeover
University officials said disruptions to academic activities are a violation of university policies.
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Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire Consumer Safety Officials for Now
The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.
State Department Investigates Harvard’s Eligibility to Sponsor Visiting Scholar Visa
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the probe will make sure the visa program complies with national interests.
LA Mayor Urges All Troops Be Sent Home, Saying Crowd Control ‘Is Not What Our Marines Do’
The federal government deployed the National Guard in June to protect federal buildings and agents enforcing immigration law.
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Americans Are Top Targets of China-Linked Asian Scam Centers: Report
China’s selective crackdown on the criminal network pushed scammers to shift targets from Chinese victims to U.S. victims, the USCC said.
Judge Denies DOJ Request to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg denied the government’s petition to unseal grand jury transcripts between 2005 and 2007.
Do Not Travel to Venezuela, State Department Warns Americans
The United States recently secured the release of 10 Americans detained in the South American country ruled by the Nicolás Maduro regime.
Recruits With Heart Failure, Some Mental Health Issues Can’t Join Military: Hegseth
The Department of Defense added conditions for which no medical waivers will be issued.
Louisville Ends ‘Sanctuary City’ Policy After Department of Justice Letter
The federal government had threatened to rescind funding for so-called sanctuary jurisdictions.
Trump Announces Trade Deal With Japan
‘We just completed a massive Deal with Japan, perhaps the largest Deal ever made,’ Trump said.
Coca-Cola Will Soon Roll Out Sugar Cane Drinks
The Trump administration has advocated for less intake of highly processed foods, including high fructose corn syrup.
AstraZeneca to Invest $50 Billion in US as Tariff Threat Looms
The UK-based drugmaker joins a growing list of pharmaceutical giants committing to large-scale investments in the United States.
Court Allows Mississippi Social Media Age Verification Law to Take Effect
The law requiring social media users to verify their age had previously been blocked by a district judge.
HHS Probe Finds Issue With Organ Donations Being Authorized for Patients Showing Signs of Life
Officials found issues with the organ transplant system.
5 Million Above-Ground Swimming Pools Recalled Over Child Drownings
Nine deaths occurred in California, Texas, Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Missouri between 2007 and 2022.
Beijing Alleges Wells Fargo Executive Banned From Leaving China ‘Involved in a Criminal Case’
The bank executive was barred from leaving China last week, raising concerns about travel to the country.
