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Trump Directs Pentagon to Pay Troops During Government Shutdown
The move follows recent CBO guidance that mandatory accounts under recent legislation could be tapped to cover military pay.
Biden Undergoing Radiation, Hormone Treatment for Prostate Cancer
In May, the office of the 82-year-old former president announced he had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
No-Name Storm Brings Flooding, Heavy Winds to East Coast
High surf conditions were expected across northeast beaches, and North Carolina’s Outer Banks.
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How China Buys Iran’s Sanctioned Oil
Communist China continues to purchase sanctioned oil from Iran at record levels. Here’s a look at how Beijing and Tehran teamed up to dodge U.S. sanctions.
Newsom Signs Bill to Automatically Admit California Students to State Universities
The legislation aims to boost enrollment at the 23-campus Cal State system by allowing students with good grades to skip the application process.
Newsom Signs Bills to Ban Cat Declawing, Regulate Puppy Mills
Four bills related to the health and safety of pets were signed by the California governor this week.
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What to Know About New START, the Expiring US-Russia Arms Control Treaty
With New START near an end, both sides have hinted at paths to preserve arms control.
Key Takeaways From Virginia Gubernatorial Election Debate
Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle-Sears had significant exchanges on the government shutdown, transgender issues, and abortion.
EU Launches Child Safety Probe Into Snapchat, YouTube, App Stores
It’s the first widespread investigation launched since the European Commission adopted its Guidelines on the Protection of Minors in July.
White House Doctor Says Trump Remains in ‘Exceptional Overall Health’
The president’s cardiac age is ‘approximately 14 years younger than his chronological age,’ his physician said.
National Guard Begins Patrols in Memphis in Federal Crackdown on Crime
Federal and local officers say there have been more than 500 arrests in the city’s latest anti-crime initiative.
White House Announces Federal Layoffs Have Started Amid Shutdown
The White House Office of Management and Budget director announced the decision on Friday.
Trump Signs Proclamation Reinstating Columbus Day
The president said the national flag will be displayed on all public buildings on Columbus Day.
US to Assign 200 Troops to Gaza Task Force, But No Operations in Gaza: Officials
The troops will be tasked with monitoring the peace agreement in Israel while working with other international forces on the ground.
Los Angeles Makes Numerous Changes After Devastating Palisades Fire: Report
Local fire officials released a review detailing actions taken during and after the fire.
IRS Announces 2026 Tax Bracket Updates, Inflation-Based Adjustments
The top tax rates are unchanged, but income thresholds, deductions, and key credits have risen to reflect higher prices.
Pro-Palestinian Rioters Attack Police in Boston
Officials said that 13 pro-Palestinian supporters were arrested during clashes with police after which four officers were sent to area hospitals.
Court Says Oregon National Guard Can Be Federalized but not Deployed
A three-judge panel said court proceedings would need to move forward before the National Guard could be deployed within Oregon.
Israel and Hamas Agree to First Phase of Peace Plan
U.S. President Donald Trump said he expects the hostages and remains held by terrorist group Hamas to be released by Monday.
Florida Man Arrested for Allegedly Igniting Deadly Palisades Fire
Prosecutors alleged that Jonathan Rinderknecht, an Uber driver, maliciously started the fire near a popular hiking trail in Los Angeles.
