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The euphoric night ended with some violent incidents, including a World Cup bus being set alight in Manhattan.

California, Georgia, Texas, and Utah reported the highest number of employee separations.

The decision comes as America’s student loan portfolio is now almost $1.7 trillion, with a quarter of borrowers defaulting.

In the Palisades arson case, digital trails and witness accounts portray a young man on the verge. Defense attorneys say that doesn’t make him an arsonist.

Mortgage rates have risen since late February, which combined with high home prices, have made homes less affordable.

The eight-month investigation involved a review of more than 2 million documents provided to the DOJ by both Paramount and Warner Bros.

The labs ‘could be at risk of compromise due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war,’ the outgoing director of national intelligence said.

Dr. Francis Collins made the admission in a newly disclosed email.

In California, Alaska, Oregon, Hawaii, and Washington, gasoline prices exceed $5 per gallon.

The president on Thursday issued a proclamation reopening large portions of several Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing.

‘I encourage the United States Senate to confirm Jay as soon as possible,’ the president said on June 11.

The warrantless surveillance authority appears on track to expire as the House departed for recess after the failed vote.

EV prices dropped on a yearly basis for the 11th consecutive month in May.

Federal authorities seized 13 internet domains that prosecutors say were part of a Chinese intelligence-linked recruitment scheme.

Trump’s choice of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence has sparked objections from Senate Democrats.