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Cuba Says 4 Were Killed in Gunfire Exchange With US-Registered Boat
The communist country’s interior minister says that the boat entered Cuban waters from Florida and opened fire at a border guard.
Appeals Court Allows ICE to Access Taxpayer Data
‘We find no merit in their arguments,’ the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrote about nonprofits arguing against the data sharing.
FBI Raids Home, Office of Los Angeles Schools Superintendent
Federal authorities did not disclose details about the court-authorized search.
Gov. Hochul and Rep. Ryan Announce Bus Transit Study in West Hudson Valley
The study looks to reduce travel time to New York City.
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Trump Says Iran Developing Missiles That Could Hit US
The president made the statement during Tuesday night’s State of the Union speech to Congress.
Justice Department Sues UCLA Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Work Environment
Prosecutors allege no one was disciplined after the university received hundreds of complaints about anti-Semitism.
California AG Seeks Injunction to Stop Amazon’s Alleged Price-Fixing
The retail behemoth has also faced lawsuits in Washington and Arizona.
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Indiana House Passes Bill to Attract Chicago Bears
The NFL team is weighing two main options for a new stadium: a site near Wolf Lake in Hammond, Indiana, or property in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights.
US Warns Ukraine Not to Hit American Interests in Strikes on Russia Energy Infrastructure
The Ukrainian ambassador to Washington said the U.S. State Department had sent her a communication following a strike on the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.
Trump Asks Congress to Codify His Drug Price Policy Into Law
The president listed key aims of his Great Healthcare Plan in his State of the Union speech, asking House and Senate leaders to take action.
US Treasury Sanctions Russian National for Allegedly Trading Stolen US Cyber Tools
The sanctions represent the first use of new law protecting American intellectual property amid a cyber threat crackdown.
Coast Guard Reinstates 56 Members Removed for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccines
‘This decision to reinstate these members of the Coast Guard is a major step in the right direction,’ the homeland security secretary said.
Trump, First Lady Invite Special Guests for State of the Union
The guests represent the president’s America First agenda and First Lady Melania Trump’s advocacy for foster youth and education opportunities.
Interior Department Opens Up 2.1 Million Acres in Alaska for Energy Projects
Alaska can now take title to the land, giving the state greater control over its natural resources.
Minnesota Judge Finds DHS in Contempt for Transferring Detainee Despite Court Order
U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud said the immigrant’s lawyer had to cover the cost of airfare for his return to Minnesota.
FedEx Seeks Tariff Refund With Lawsuit Against US
The Tennessee-based company is the latest to sue the United States after President Trump’s emergency tariffs were found to be illegal.
Trump Honors Angel Families, Proclaims National Day of Remembrance
The president welcomed the families of people killed by illegal immigrants to a White House ceremony.
Judge Says Jack Smith’s Final Report on Trump Can Never Be Released
Judge Aileen Cannon announced in December that her injunction was set to expire this month.
Supreme Court to Hear Lawsuits Over Americans’ Seized Assets in Cuba
Federal appeals courts previously ruled that lawsuits by U.S. companies could not proceed under the 1996 Helms-Burton Act.
