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Dairy Companies Can Now Apply for H-2A Temporary Agricultural Worker Visas
Employers applying for such worker visas must prove an existing labor shortage.
Crude Hits New 3-Month Low as Trump, Pezeshkian Sign Deal Lifting Iran Oil Sanctions
Early vessel movements through the Strait of Hormuz signal growing confidence in the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding.
Infant Mortality Drops to All-Time Low in United States
The rates are still higher than some other countries, though.
Both Parents Work Full-Time in Majority of Families, Census Data Show
That arrangement has always been in the minority, before now.
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More Gunmakers Relocate to GOP States
Ruger and Rideout are the latest firearms manufacturers to head south as Democrat-run states tighten gun-control laws.
University of California Considers Reinstating SAT, ACT in Admissions Requirements
The test scores have not been considered in the university’s admissions process since 2021.
San Diego Man Accused of Raising Money for Hamas Faces Terrorism Charge
Reda Mazen Rida Sabassi faces a maximum sentence of 85 years in federal prison if convicted.
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Invenergy Drops 4 Offshore Wind Leases Under Federal Settlement
The energy company will terminate four offshore wind leases and redirect approximately $765 million toward other energy projects.
Here’s What’s in the US–Iran Deal
The deal kicks off a 60-day period of negotiations before both sides reach a final agreement.
Thune Says ‘Votes Currently Aren’t There’ to Pass SAVE America Act After Trump Demand
The GOP Senate leader said that passing the measure would require removing the filibuster.
US Builder Confidence for Newly Built Single-Family Homes Falls in June
This month, 35 percent of builders cut prices of their homes put for sale.
US Pledges More Than $1 Billion to United Nations After Funding Cuts
Most of the money is going to the U.N. World Food Programme.
Education Department Unveils Partnerships Shifting Special Education Coordination, Civil Rights Enforcement
The interagency agreements with HHS and DOJ are part of a broader push to downsize the federal government’s role in education.
Stanford Students Walk Out of Graduation Ceremony in Protest During Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s Speech
Numerous students walked out of their graduation on Sunday, some carrying Palestine flags or other signs, while booing could be heard from the crowd.
France to Invest $758 Million in AI ‘Revolution’
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu also said the DGSI intelligence agency would replace U.S. tech firm Palantir with a French competitor.
Trump Hopeful After Iran Deal, Reiterates Warning on Nuclear Weapons
The warning comes as the United States and Iran have made progress toward a potential diplomatic resolution to the ongoing Middle East conflict.
How Flash Mobs of Teens Are Taking Over Towns, Beaches
Teen takeovers started in Chicago in 2024 and become a nationwide phenomenon in 2025. They often devolve into violence.
US Private Credit Default Rate Remains at Record High: Fitch
Private credit firms continue to face flood of redemption requests.
Beijing-Linked Hackers Targeted US, Canadian Research Institutions for Over a Year: Google
Hackers exploited a widely used clinical research application and targeted institutions involved in military, AI, and medical research.
