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FCC Head Warns Disney Over Jimmy Kimmel’s Comments on Suspect in Kirk Killing
The late-night host said Trump supporters are ‘desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them.’
USDA Recalls Nearly 99,000 Pounds of Seafood Products in 3 States
The products did not undergo inspection for allergens, harmful bacteria, and other contaminants.
A Look Inside the Lavish State Banquet for Trump at Windsor Castle
All 160 guests were seated at a giant table that stretched 155 feet at the white-tie event.
Wells Fargo Banker Detained by China Now Free to Return to US
Adam Boehler, special envoy for hostage response, said officials’ actions show ‘U.S. policy has changed.’
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Speaker Johnson Says China’s Nvidia Ban Is Counterproductive to US–China Relations
‘China is not a fair trading partner. They’re a communist regime,’ he said.
California Lawmakers Pass Bill Giving Slave Descendants an Edge in University Admissions
The bill’s author said it focuses on lineage rather than race. Critics say it bases preferential treatment on immutable traits.
Domestic Oil Production Gets Green Light in California
In the Assembly, many Democrats framed the bill as a painful compromise to stave off economic crisis.
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Vance Stops in Michigan During Tour of Key Battleground States
Vance’s appearance to tout tax cuts and America first policies marks his third speech in swing states in less than a month.
Deadline Nears for Federal Benefits to Go Electronic; Some Social Security Paper Checks Will Continue
Most beneficiaries must switch to electronic by Sept. 30, but SSA says it will allow a limited number of people to keep receiving paper checks.
Vaccine Researcher Wanted for Fraud Is Arrested, Being Extradited to US
Poul Thorsen was arrested in Germany.
US Mortgage Rates Fall Near 3-Year Lows
The Federal Reserve is holding a meeting on Sept. 17 with interest rate cuts expected.
Nuclear Solutions Years Away as Data Centers Drive Up Energy Costs
Americans have already seen higher electricity bills due to data centers’ massive consumption needs.
Parents of Children Who Committed Suicide After Using AI Chatbots Urge Congress to Take Action
‘AI is about making profits. It’s about these companies’ profits,’ said Sen. Josh Hawley.
Tyler Robinson Makes First Appearance in Court, Faces Capital Murder Charge in Charlie Kirk Assassination
The suspect remained nearly motionless as a judge read the charges against him and informed him about next steps.
Vigils and Tributes for Charlie Kirk Span the Globe
World leaders hailed Kirk as a defender of faith and freedom, and supporters from London to Sydney vowed to carry his message forward.
House Republicans Release Short-Term Funding Bill Through Nov. 21
Three House Republicans already announced their opposition to the bill before it was released.
HHS Takes Action to Tackle ‘Vaping Epidemic’ Among American Youth
The Food and Drug Administration has only approved 39 e-cigarettes for sale in the United States as of September 2025.
Text Message From Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Assassin Could Unveil Motive, Patel Says
The FBI director said the suspect allegedly revealed in a text message exchange that ‘some hatred cannot be negotiated with.’
Trump Supports Designating Antifa a Terrorist Organization
‘It’s something I would do ... if I have support from the people back here,” the president said, referring to administration officials standing behind him.
White House Requests Additional $58 Million for Security for Executive, Judicial Branches
Meanwhile, a review of security for Congress members is underway.
Kash Patel Confirms DNA Evidence Match in Kirk Assassination, Reveals Details of Note
The FBI director said the suspect wrote that he had the ‘opportunity to take out’ Kirk and was ‘going to take it.’
