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US Lowers Tariffs on South Korean Cars to 15 Percent
Shares of Korean car companies rose on the announcement, which followed South Korea’s move to codify into law its investment commitments to the United States.
Trump Signs Bill to More Than Triple Pensions for Medal of Honor Recipients
The Medal of Honor Act, signed by the president on Monday evening, would nearly quadruple recipients’ pensions, the first increase in nearly 25 years.
DOT Urges Minnesota to Revoke Illegal Driver’s Licenses or Risk $30.4 Million in Funds
The Transportation Department said that one-third of Minnesota’s commercial driver’s licenses had been issued illegally to noncitizens.
Oil Prices Inch Higher as US-Venezuela Tensions Grow
OPEC decided to maintain current production levels into 2026 on fears of a global glut.
Schumer Says 3 of His Offices Were Targeted With Bomb Threats
The New York senator is not the only politician to receive a bomb threat this week.
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Treasury Investigating Alleged Minnesota Fraud That Steered Money to Somali Terrorists
Secretary Scott Bessent announced the investigation after Trump’s claims that Minnesota has been a money laundering hub.
National Teachers Union Training Members to Promote LGBT Ideology, Parents Group Says
The National Education Association wants students to become social justice advocates instead of learning facts and skills, according to Defending Education.
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US Retakes Leadership of G20, Promising Return to Core Missions
President Donald Trump vowed last week to disinvite South Africa, claiming the country has committed human rights abuses.
White House: Admiral Ordered Follow-Up Strike on Drug Boat, Attack Was Lawful
The admiral is expected to provide a classified briefing Thursday to lawmakers overseeing the military.
Trump Says There Will Be No Asylum From Certain Countries for ‘A Long Time’
The president also indicated that he would try to denaturalize the citizenship of some people if he had the power to do so.
Trump Signals Willingness to Release MRI Results Amid Health Scrutiny
The president said his test results were ‘perfect,’ but noted that he had ‘no idea’ which part of his body was scanned.
Trump Grants Clemency to Private Equity Executive Convicted of Fraud
President Donald Trump granted clemency to private equity executive David Gentile just days into his sentence.
Hurricane Season Ends With No US Landfalls for First Time in 10 Years
Only one tropical storm made landfall early in the year.
Inside the Multinational Center in Israel That Distributes Aid to Gaza
U.S., Israeli, and European personnel pitch in at a former storage building to coordinate humanitarian assistance.
Trump Declares Venezuelan Airspace Closed as US Intensifies Pressure on Maduro
The United States has carried out at least 21 lethal strikes on suspected drug-smuggling vessels since September, killing more than 80 alleged traffickers.
Trump Says He Will Pardon Ex-Honduran President Convicted by Jury in US Drug Case
The U.S. president also reaffirmed his support for Nasry Asfura, the conservative candidate in the neck-and-neck Honduras election.
Tariff Revenue Hits Record High of $31.4 Billion in October
October’s haul set a new monthly high as Treasury data showed soaring customs receipts under President Donald Trump’s tariff program.
US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela’s Maduro—What to Know
The United States has sent one of the largest military forces in decades to the Caribbean, including the world’s most advanced aircraft carrier.
She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
