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Former President Biden’s Cancer Has Spread and Is ‘Very Painful,’ Son Hunter Says
In a BBC interview, Hunter Biden discussed his father’s cancer and decision to grant him a presidential pardon covering multiple criminal cases.
ICE to Complete Rollout of Body-Worn Cameras This Month
Acting director said the process is ahead of schedule.
USPS Posts $2.5 Billion Quarterly Loss Despite Revenue Growth
USPS continues to face a ‘severe liquidity crisis,’ said the postmaster general.
Roger Craig Reveals Vascular Dementia Diagnosis During NFL Hall of Fame Speech
Craig was the first player in NFL history to achieve 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 yards receiving in a single season.
Beijing Sanctions 2 US Labs That Can Prove Where Cotton Grew
U.S. importers must prove their goods are free of Xinjiang forced labor, and the two sanctioned firms sell forensic testing that makes that proof possible.
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Across New York City, Sidewalk Sheds That Have Overstayed Their Welcome Will Face Fines
New rules shorten shed permits from 12 months to 90 days. If repairs stall for six months, owners face fines.
DOJ: Duke University Law School Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
The school used essay questions about race to identify minority candidates and tag those applications for special consideration, according to the DOJ.
Lake Mead Hits Lowest Level on Record Amid Decade-Long Western Drought
The Colorado River reservoir supplies water and power to millions of Southwestern residents.
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The Sculptor and Visionary Behind the Thomas Jefferson Statue at the White House
The sculpture was inspired by a portable mahogany lap desk the Founding Father used to draft the Declaration of Independence.
Fifth Batch of UFO Files Features Triangle-Shaped Craft, ‘Dead Crewman’ Report
The latest videos released show a mysterious object flying over a residential area and an orb shooting past a military vessel.
Trump Announces More Than $2 Billion Mining Investment to Counter China
The meeting comes as the White House pushes to reduce U.S. dependence on China for critical minerals and processed metals.
Trump Says Iran War Could End Soon, Some US Munitions in Tighter Supply
The president acknowledged tighter inventories of some munitions but said the U.S. military remained in ‘great shape’ overall.
Michigan Ends Warning on Lettuce as Cyclosporiasis Cases Slow
State health officials said contaminated produce is likely no longer in circulation.
Trump Signs Order Imposing Price Floor, Tariffs on Polysilicon to Counter China
The administration is setting minimum import prices to prevent Chinese companies from dumping products in the U.S. market, Commerce Secretary Lutnick said.
FCC Rescinds TV Ownership Rule That Limits Mergers
The move is a win for Nexstar Media Group, the largest owner of local television stations in the United States.
Senate Panel Votes to Hold Fauci in Contempt
Federal prosecutors will now decide whether to bring charges against the doctor.
345 People in 27 US States Sickened From Salmonella-Linked Jalapeños from Mexico: CDC
Chipotle and QDOBA have stopped serving products suspected to be contaminated.
SpaceX Rocket Crashes Into the Moon
The second stage engine drifted in space for more than a year.
Documents Show FBI Investigated Trump Firing of Comey as Part of Russia Probe
The investigation started shortly after the president fired the FBI director in 2017, the documents show.
Washington State Arson Suspect Was Questioned About 2 Other Blazes in 2025: Officials
Fires burning in the Spokane area have damaged at least 700 structures.
