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US Treasury Sanctions Mexican Cartel Over Fuel Theft
Fuel theft, including the smuggling of crude oil, is the ’most significant non-drug revenue source' for Mexican cartels, Treasury said.
Trump Demands Venezuela Return Seized US Oil Assets After Ordering Tanker Blockade
The president is ramping up pressure on the Maduro regime, linking the tanker blockade to a decades-old seizure of U.S. oil assets.
ACLU Sues ICE, Homeland Security, Alleging Bystander Intimidation
The lawsuit accused defendants of violating the First and Fourth Amendment rights of plaintiffs.
US Manufacturers More Optimistic Despite Trade Uncertainties, Health Care Costs: Survey
More than 80 percent of survey respondents reported paying tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs since the beginning of 2025.
Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Asks Court to Overturn Her Convictions
Maxwell was convicted on five sex trafficking counts and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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Federal Judge Won’t Block White House Ballroom Construction
Judge Richard Leon previously indicated he would probably allow work on the project to continue.
House Passes Bill to Restore Whole Milk to National School Lunch Program
The lack of whole milk in schools has been ‘limiting healthy choices’ for students, a lawmaker said.
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US Judge Plans to Block Hundreds of Trump Admin Layoffs
U.S. District Judge Susan Illston also noted she would require the rehiring of about 300 employees at several departments.
Pentagon Exercises $7.3 Billion Option for Humana to Oversee Military Health Care in East
The contract ensures continued care for millions of service members, retirees, and families beginning in 2026.
Senate to Consider 97 Trump Nominees Delayed Mostly by Democrats—What to Know
A recent rules change allows nominees for non-Cabinet-level positions to be approved all at once, giving the president a chance fill dozens of posts.
Judge Blocks ICE Policy Requiring Advance Notice for Congressional Visits at Detention Centers
The Department of Homeland Security said it instituted the policy after lawmakers were allegedly disruptive.
How the One Big Beautiful Bill Affects Americans’ Taxes, Benefits, Payments
The legislation extends 2017 tax cuts and rewrites rules for health care, food assistance, and student loans.
Appeals Court Allows Trump’s National Guard Deployment in DC, for Now
A lower court had blocked the deployment, finding that the president violated the U.S. Constitution and local District of Columbia law.
Warner Bros. Board Urges Shareholders to Reject Paramount Hostile Takeover Bid
Chair of Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors says Paramount’s offer is ‘inadequate.’
A Tale of Two Kevins—How Markets View the Leading Federal Reserve Candidates
Markets view the Federal Reserve chairman debate as hawks versus doves.
Judge Says He’s Unlikely to Block Construction of White House Ballroom, for Now
He said he expects the government to finalize and unveil its construction plans by the end of the month.
FBI Had Concerns About Probable Cause for 2022 Mar-a-Lago Raid, Patel Says
The release comes as former special counsel Jack Smith is set to testify before the House on Wednesday.
Florida AG Sues Prominent Medical Groups Over Their Promotion of Transgender Treatments for Minors
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Endocrine Society misled the public, the suit says.
FDA Not Adding ‘Black Box’ Warning to COVID-19 Vaccines: Commissioner
The box is the highest level of warning.
What We Know About the Deaths of Filmmaker Rob Reiner and His Wife
The couple’s 32-year-old son has been arrested and booked on suspicion of murder, police say.
