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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Illinois Ban on ‘Assault Weapons’
The National Shooting Sports Foundation, a plaintiff in the case, plans to seek Supreme Court review.
SBA Suspends 7,800 Wisconsin Borrowers Linked to $375 Million in Suspected Fraudulent Loans
More than 150,000 borrowers have so far been suspended in five states for over $10 billion in potential fraud.
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US Civil Rights Commissioners Demand Answers From MLB Over Religious Expression
The commissioners alleged pro baseball enforced uniform rules unevenly—penalizing Christian expression while allowing Black Lives Matter and LGBT messaging.
11 Charged With Violating FIFA World Cup No-Drone Zone in Texas
Federal officials have confiscated more than 600 drones from banned areas across the nation since the FIFA World Cup started.
Trade Worker Compares Evacuated NYC Skyscraper to 9/11 Damage
The structural emergency at Manhattan’s Gensler Building involved two load-bearing steel columns on the 21st floor that allegedly buckled.
Washington to Host World Leaders Meeting on Rising Political Terrorism Concerns
Ministers representing more than 60 countries will be invited to attend the counter-terrorism meeting in Washington on July 16.
EPA Moves to Scale Back Emissions Requirements for Trucks, Buses
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the changes strike a balance between cleaner air and lower costs for consumers.
National Endowment for Humanities, Freedom 250 Celebrate Winners of National American Heroes Student Art Contest
The competition was ‘a beautiful celebration of America’s past by the very young people who will be responsible for its future,’ said Second Lady Usha Vance.
Self-Driving Waymo Reports Two 15-Year-Olds in California for Alleged Underage Drinking, Police Say
Waymo reported the teenagers, who were allegedly shooting a toy gun and drinking alcohol, to police in San Mateo.
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New York Sues Companies Over Forever Chemicals Contamination
Attorney General Letitia James alleged that the companies knowingly sold toxic chemicals used in popular consumer products.
What to Know About Mitch McConnell’s Month-Long Absence From the Senate
The Kentucky senator has served since 1985 and was the Republican leader from 2007 until last year, serving as both majority and minority leader.
113 Active Spies From Foreign Countries Arrested: FBI Director
In 2026, 62 Chinese spies were identified in the United States.
Maryland to Hold Special Session as State Democratic Leaders Announce Plans for Redistricting Referendum
Only one Maryland U.S. House seat—that of House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris (R-Md.) in the west of the state—is held by a Republican.
Trump to Remove Syria From List of State Sponsors of Terrorism
Syria’s removal came after the relationship between the United States and Syria revived following a transition of power.
Some Fed Officials Think Higher Rates Warranted: Minutes
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh also has the backing for policy reforms.
US Will Probably Conduct More Strikes Against Iran, Trump Says
The U.S. president made the remarks just hours after he said that the ceasefire was over following Iran’s attacks on U.S. military sites in the Persian Gulf.
Federal Judge Orders DHS to Restore Key Features of Immigration Database
The judge said that another recent ruling on the matter was wrong.
Supreme Court Expands Executive Power With Trump Cases
The court expanded Trump’s ability to fire federal officials but also limited his power to impose tariffs.
US Revokes Authorization for Iran to Sell Oil After Tanker Attacks
Several commercial ships were attacked in or near the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
Trump Says US Lifting Sanctions to Allow F-35 Sales to Turkey
The U.S. president said, ‘It’s time to do that,’ following a meeting with the Turkish president.
Trump Says Sikorsky Will Finance New White House Helipad
The $5 million-$6 million project is designed to handle more powerful Marine One helicopters.
