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Wall Street Review: Stocks Rebound on Bargain Hunting
A slew of headlines sent mixed signals about the state of monetary policy and the economy.
US New Home Sales Hit Near-4-Year High in November 2025
December also saw strong new home sales, marking the second-highest level in the period.
EPA Repeals Biden-Era Mercury Standards for Coal-Fired Power Plants
The Environmental Protection Agency said that easing the emission standards will save the country an estimated $670 million.
JD Vance’s Stepmother Shares How She Was ‘Broken and Restored’
In her autobiography, Cheryl Bowman chronicles her rocky past that turned around when she committed to her faith and married Vance’s father, Donnie.
Tesla Avoids California Suspension by Dropping ‘Self-Driving’ Claims
Tesla had marketed its full self-driving feature as essentially an autonomous driving feature. But it still needed supervision.
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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.
Universities Break Ties With Nonprofit After Federal DEI Scrutiny
Most schools in the federal civil-rights probe have agreed to end partnerships with the PhD Project.
Lucid Motors to Cut 12 Percent of US Workforce
The company said the move aims to improve efficiency and gross margin.
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US Air Force Announces Trump-Preferred Paint Scheme for Future Presidential Jet
The new color scheme is the first design change since President John F. Kennedy.
Trump Hosts First Board of Peace Meeting
The Board of Peace initiates Phase Two of the U.S.-brokered Israel–Hamas peace deal.
Trump Suggests Tariff Refunds Will Need to Be Litigated
The legal process could take up to five years, the president said.
US Stock Markets React to Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling
As of noon Friday, the Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 were up slightly.
NORAD Detects, Tracks Russian Military Aircraft Flying Near Alaska
NORAD highlighted that this activity from the Russian air force in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone ‘occurs regularly and is not seen as a threat.’
Judge Temporarily Blocks Referendum to Redraw Virginia’s Congressional Map
The National Republican Congressional Committee called the injunction ‘a massive win’ for Virginians.
Texas Sues Temu, Lorex Over Alleged CCP Ties
These are the third and fourth lawsuits in three days targeting the Chinese communist regime.
Texas Democrats Launch $30 Million Coordinated Campaign as National Party Eyes Lone Star Seats
The effort unifies the state party, Texas Majority PAC, Beto O'Rourke’s Powered by People, and the state House Democratic campaign arm ahead of midterms.
FBI Confirms It Received Thousands of Tips in Nancy Guthrie Case
The FBI maintained that it still has a reward of up to $100,000.
Federal Judge Throws Out Immigration Board’s Ruling Backing Trump’s Detention Policy
‘Respondents have far crossed the boundaries of constitutional conduct,’ Judge Sunshine Sykes wrote.
NYC Mayor Resumes Clearing Homeless Encampments
Zohran Mamdani said the city’s new approach will prioritize outreach over enforcement.
White House Calls Democrats’ Counteroffer on DHS Funding ‘Very Unserious’
As the DHS shutdown hits its fifth day, the White House and congressional Democrats do not seem to be nearing a deal.
Officials Warn of Possible Measles Exposure at St. Louis Airport
More than 900 cases of the virus have been reported across the United States this year, according to the CDC.
