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Texas Attorney General Sues Retailer Over Sale of Chest Binders to Minors
The complaint references the FDA’s classification of breast binders as Class I medical devices.
Police Arrest Former UK Ambassador After Epstein Disclosures
Peter Mandelson was captured on video being taken into custody.
Families Receive $1.5 Million After Supreme Court Victory Over LGBT Storytelling
The settlement ‘ensures parents, not government bureaucrats, have the final say in how their children are raised,’ said the plaintiffs’ lead attorney.
3 Indicted for Allegedly Trafficking Mexican Workers in Visa Scheme
The defendants made promises of legitimate employment but subjected workers to inhumane conditions, prosecutors said.
As Mortgage Rates Decline, Homebuyers Gain $30,000 in Purchasing Power
Buying power is at its highest level since March 2022, Zillow said.
US Military Says It Struck Another Drug Boat in Caribbean Sea, Killing 3
The attack comes three days after a similar strike in the eastern Pacific. No service members were injured in the missions, officials say.
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EPA to Reform $5 Billion ‘Clean School Bus’ Program
Approximately $2.7 billion has been disbursed, 90 percent of which went to electric buses.
Millions in Checks Go Out in Student Loan Servicer Settlement
Navient, which formerly handled student loan accounts, is paying $100 million to compensate eligible borrowers.
Utah Senate Passes Resolution Supporting Taiwan’s Participation in International Organizations
The resolution was introduced by state Sen. Scott Sandall and unanimously approved by senators in attendance.
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FDA Unveils Plan for Quickening Development of Personalized Therapies
The drugs will target rare diseases, officials said.
US Intelligence Helped Mexico in Raid That Killed ‘El Mencho,’ White House Confirms
The cartel leader was killed in a Mexican government operation on Sunday, leading to retaliatory attacks by cartel members around the nation.
US Embassy Issues Security Alert for Americans in Mexico
Americans are advised to be extra vigilant after the recent drug lord killing in the country.
DOJ Fires Interim US Attorney Hours After Virginia Court Selects Him
The move echoed a similar Justice Department decision that was made earlier this month in New York.
Secret Service Agents Fatally Shoot Man Trying to Unlawfully Enter Mar-a-Lago
Trump was not at Mar-a-Lago during the incident.
Paxton and Hunt Set Sights on Cornyn in GOP Texas Senate Primary
The two Republicans are among the Senate candidates who have been campaigning across the Lone Star State. Election Day is March 3.
Trump Admin Mandates English-Only Tests for Truckers Seeking Commercial Driver’s Licenses
‘American families deserve safe roads and we are going to deliver them,’ said Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
FBI Sounds New Alarm on Nihilistic Violent Extremist Groups Targeting Children
The law enforcement agency says it is investigating more than 350 subjects in connection to the group.
5 Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Rejection of Trump’s Global Tariffs
The court ruled that that administration overstepped its authority in levying global tariffs under an emergency powers law.
5 Things to Know About How Supreme Court Ruling Could Shake Up Trump’s Tariffs
The president said he will reimpose new tariffs using other legal authorities available to the executive branch.
Lawsuit Alleges Sanofi Gave Doctors Kickbacks for Prescribing Drugs
‘Sanofi is in clear violation of Texas law,’ Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said.
Schools Suspend Hundreds of ICE-Walkout Protesters
Schools across America are confronting a dilemma: how to maintain order, honor parental rights, and balance students’ free-speech rights as protests continue.
