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US Median Sales Price of Homes Hits Record High of $408,838
Median monthly housing payments registered their first annual increase since last October, hitting $2,633.
Rare Copy of Declaration of Independence Found in UK
Historians hail the significance of the finding, announced just before the 250-year anniversary of American independence from British rule.
Trump Administration Unveils Plan to Save Medicare Patients Over $1 Billion
The rule would decrease costs for drugs and imaging at hospitals.
Chinese Activists Mark CCP Anniversary With Symbolic Coffin Procession at New York Consulate
Protesters denounced Beijing’s rule and a new ‘ethnic unity’ law they say expands the Chinese regime’s transnational repression.
San Francisco Chinese Chamber of Commerce President Resigns Amid Harassment Allegations
Thirteen board members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce requested that Donald Luu be removed from the board on June 30, reports say.
California Man Pleads Guilty to Sending Fake Ransom Notes in Nancy Guthrie Case
Derrick Callella posed as the kidnapper of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, whose disappearance remains still unsolved five months later.
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DHS Investigates Breach in Its Information-Sharing Network
The attack did not compromise classified information.
Six California Cities Ranked Among Top 10 Least Educated in US
Six of the 10 cities are in central California, while the other four cities are in Texas.
Celtics Trade Former Finals MVP Jaylen Brown to 76ers
After ‘full-blown shopping’ Brown and lots of debate over his true value, Boston finalizes a trade with Philadelphia for Paul George and four picks.
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5 Things You May Not Know About the American Revolutionary War
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Trump Admin Cannot Hold Illegal Immigrants for More Than 90 Days Without Bond Hearings, Court Rules
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled illegal immigrants are allowed a bond hearing after being held for 90 days.
Lobbyists Drop Clients the Pentagon Has Linked to Chinese Military Activity
A 2025 law prohibits the Pentagon from contracting with companies who share lobbying representation with companies linked to the Chinese military.
DOE Moves to Curb Future Appliance Efficiency Mandates
The proposed changes would make it harder for federal regulators to impose new energy-use limits on household appliances and equipment.
8 TDA Members Charged With Violent Crimes, Gangs Dismantled
The acting attorney general said that in the 18 months since Jan. 20, 2025, almost 350 TDA members have been charged or convicted of various crimes.
Largest US Power Grid Issues Alerts as Heat Drives Near-Record Power Demand
PJM Interconnection implemented a series of emergency preparedness measures as extreme heat drives electricity demand.
DOJ Sues Virginia, California Over Firearms Bans
In two separate lawsuits, the Justice Department alleged that the new state laws violate the Second Amendment.
FDA Staffers Oppose Proposed Clearance of Peptides
The amino acids are popular among some fitness influencers.
Private Payrolls Expand, Layoffs Cool Ahead of June Jobs Report
‘The low-hire, low-fire job market freeze is gradually thawing,’ says one chief economist.
FAA Moves to Lift 50-Year Ban on Overland Supersonic Flights
A new proposal would replace the current speed restriction with noise-based standards, allowing civilian supersonic flights that do not generate a sonic boom.
Justice Department to Prioritize Birth Tourism Probes After Supreme Court Ruling
A senior DOJ official said foreign nationals are traveling to the country ‘under false pretenses’ to give birth and secure U.S. citizenship for their child.
HHS Cuts Funding to New York Medicaid Fraud Control Unit for Poor Performance
Despite a $60 million annual budget and 270 staff members, the unit produced fewer Medicaid fraud indictments in the past five years than peer states.
