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Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease
Mueller received his Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2021, his family said.
America in Photos: School Shooting Mourning, South Korean President at the White House, and Hurricane Katrina Commemoration
Notable moments from the past week in America.
In-Depth
In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants–What to Know
Despite Trump’s order targeting states, some public colleges are still offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants and not out-of-state U.S. citizens.
Federal Government Withdraws Emergency Supreme Court Application Over Freezing of Foreign Aid
The move came after a federal appeals court formally halted an injunction that had forced the government to release funding approved by Congress.
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US Still Negotiating Trade Deals Despite Court Ruling on Tariffs: USTR
‘Our trading partners, they continue to work very closely with us on negotiations,’ U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.
UCLA Loses Top Spot on Best Public University Ranking
UCLA was graded A+ in most metrics, including academics, but a school in Michigan achieved first place this year.
Taiwan’s Teen Diplomats Visit San Francisco to ‘Let the World See Taiwan’
The 2025 U.S. delegation consists of 18 high school students.
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FDA Issues Consumer Alert After Company Employee Replaced Energy Supplements With Prescription Drug
The counterfeit products may pose a health risk to consumers, the agency said.
Customers Happy After Cracker Barrel Restores Beloved ‘Old Timer’ Logo
The company yielded to public pressure despite a new ad campaign.
Voice of America to Cut 500 Employees, Kari Lake Announces
Lake, in March, called Voice of America ‘not salvageable’ and has worked to downsize the U.S. government-sponsored international broadcaster.
Fatal Shooting Sparks Increased School Policing and Calls for Prevention
As additional police patrol schools and churches, elected leaders renew debate over protecting schoolchildren from gun-related violence.
Missouri Governor Calls Special Session for Redrawing Congressional Map
Republicans could see another congressional district turn red.
Google Rebuffs FTC Complaint Regarding ‘Partisan’ Gmail Spam Filters
The Federal Trade Commission alleged that Gmail flagged Republican content compared to similar messages from Democrats.
Minneapolis Shooter’s Mother Not Speaking to Police
The mother of Robin Westman has retained an attorney.
Community Mourns Victims of Minnesota Catholic School Shooting
Mourners are making pilgrimages to the shooting site and to prayer services after the fatal shootings of two children and the wounding of 18 other victims.
Trump Signs Executive Order ‘Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again’
‘Federal public buildings should uplift and beautify public spaces,’ the president wrote, calling for a focus on classical and traditional architecture.
Former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison Says 2026 Could Mirror Democrats’ 2006 Comeback
Harrison said conditions ahead of the 2026 midterms resemble those of 2006, when Democrats regained Congress during President George W. Bush’s second term.
Treasury Says Chinese Money Launderers ‘Vital’ to Cartel Fentanyl Trafficking
‘Chinese money laundering networks are global and pervasive, and they must be dismantled,’ a Treasury official said.
DC Prosecutors Downgrade Charge for Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent
Sean Charles Dunn was arrested on assault charges after he allegedly threw a sandwich at a federal agent.
AI Is Being Weaponized for Cybercrime in ‘Unprecedented’ Ways, Researchers Warn
The report says agentic AI has been weaponized for extortion, fraud, and ransomware, enabling criminals with little skill to operate at unprecedented scale.
