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GOP Challengers to Take on Incumbent Democrats in 3 Key Nevada House Races
State Sen. Carrie Buck, composer Marty O’Donnell, and rancher Cody Whipple win June 9 Republican primaries, will vie for Las Vegas-area House seats in November.
Mexico Suspends Certain Live Animal Imports From US Over Flesh-Eating Screwworm Concerns
The decision was made in coordination with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, according to Mexico’s agriculture ministry.
Nevada AG to Challenge Lombardo for Governor in November
Nevada has undergone a shift in voter registration since 2021, with Democrats losing more than 60,000 registered voters and the GOP gaining 20,000.
Bill to Speed Up Talks for Newly Formed Unions Passes House With Bipartisan Backing
Twenty Republicans broke from their party to join Democrats in passing the Faster Labor Contracts Act.
Number of US Home Sellers Hits Highest Level in 6 Years in May: Report
Several Sun Belt metros led the nation in seller imbalance, with Nashville topping the list of buyers’ markets.
$4 Million Secured to Bail Out Town of Wallkill
State Sen. James Skoufis said Wallkill would have become a ‘failed government.’
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DHS Directs ICE to Deport Foreign Citizens Who Illegally Vote in Federal Elections
The directive instructs the agency that they don’t need a conviction to deport non-Americans who illegally vote or make a false claim of citizenship.
Florida to Put Citizenship Status on Licenses, ID Cards Starting in 2027
The state law was influenced by the federal SAVE America Act that has passed the U.S. House but stalled in the Senate.
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Judge Sanctions 4 Lawyers Over AI Citations
A federal judge in Mississippi sanctioned four attorneys after discovering they filed AI-aided court briefs containing citations that did not exist.
Merck Settles Lawsuit Alleging HPV Vaccine Caused Devastating Syndrome
Jennifer Robi had been seeking damages for alleged vaccine injuries.
FBI to Crack Down on ‘Laser Pointing’ Crimes : Director
Last year, authorities received over 11,000 complaints related to laser strikes, the director said.
NIH Researchers Facing Charges Had Brought Viral Samples on Planes Before: Emails
‘Numbnuts lost the first shipment,’ one wrote.
SNAP Benefits Go to 186,000 Dead People–And Stopping Them Might Be Difficult
In one case, the name of a 14-year-old shooting victim in Los Angeles was used for two decades to claim benefits, including SNAP, worth more than $280,000.
Trump Becomes First Sitting President to Attend NBA Finals Game
The Knicks entered the game against the Spurs riding a 13-game winning streak, but they were beaten 115-111.
The $1.25 Trillion Credit Card Bill—What to Know
Credit card delinquencies and unpaid student loans are the ‘biggest trouble spots,’ says one Bankrate analyst.
Trump Says Israel, Iran Looking for Immediate Ceasefire, After He Called for End to Attacks
The president first urged both sides to stop ’shooting' immediately before announcing peace talks were moving forward.
Israel Strikes Iran After Tehran’s Missile Attack
Iranian state television said the Israeli attack forced the closure of airspace around Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International.
US Bankruptcy Filings Increase 7 Percent Yearly
In February, the rate of inflation was 2.4 percent, which surged to 3.3 percent in March and 3.8 percent in April.
Epoch Poll Finds Strong Support for Larger Families Despite Falling US Birth Rates
Most respondents said having children is important to a fulfilling life, while citing faith, family values, and economic stability as key factors.
US Downs 4 Iranian Drones, Strikes Radar Sites Near Strait of Hormuz
U.S. forces say the one-way attack drones posed an imminent threat to shipping in the strait.
