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California Court Blocks Trump Admin’s Access to SNAP Recipients’ Data
A San Francisco judge blocked the USDA from cutting off funding for states that don’t provide the agency with data about people getting food stamps.
US Fusion Pioneers Call on Congress for $10 Billion Boost to Outpace China
Lawmakers, administration officials told industry leaders and investors in Washington that prospects for increased funding under a new ‘roadmap’ are promising.
Jefferies, Regional Bank Stocks Rebound After Sharp Selloff
Jefferies recently said it could lose up to $45 million on its investment in First Brands Group.
In Greenland’s Capital, Growing Danish Military Presence Sparks Concern
Some local officials were unaware of the plans before they were announced.
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Trump Signals Action on Record-High Beef Prices
Administration targets record prices fueled by drought-shrunk herds and supply issues, with details said to be coming soon.
Oklahoma to Drop Plan to Keep Bibles in All Public School Classrooms
The state’s new superintendent intends to withdraw the Bible mandate to resolve a lawsuit challenging it.
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Trump to Host Zelenskyy at White House—Here’s What to Know
The visit comes a day after Trump said he had a ’very productive' call with Putin that lasted over two hours.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Deploy National Guard in Illinois for Now
The court stated that Trump’s efforts likely violated Illinois’s constitutional right to sovereignty, made worse by the Texas National Guard being sent in.
Mamdani, Cuomo, and Sliwa Square Off in Fiery NYC Mayoral Debate
Mamdani defended his outsider roots as Cuomo touted experience and Sliwa decried crime in their tense first debate.
US Will Not Adhere to Global Carbon Tax on Shipping: Trump
The International Maritime Organization was set to vote on a tax proposal on Oct. 17.
Alleged Antifa Members Indicted on Charges of Providing Support to Terrorists
‘Antifa is a left-wing terrorist organization,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi said. ‘They will be prosecuted as such.’
CEO Confidence Slips as Two-Thirds Warn of Stagflation: Survey
The latest CEO survey found that the top fears among leaders include geopolitical instability and cyber threats.
FCC Moves to Bar Hong Kong Telecom Carrier From US Networks
The move aims to prevent CCP-controlled companies that pose national security risks from connecting to U.S. telecom networks, the FCC chairman says.
US Doubles Argentina Aid to $40 Billion With Peso Purchases, Private Debt Facility
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S. aid would be policy-specific and determined by the results of Argentina’s upcoming midterm election.
US Working on Recovering Hostage Bodies From Gaza: White House
Israel said the Hamas terrorist group was not returning the bodies fast enough.
Foreign Espionage Arrests Up 50 Percent: FBI
‘We have gone after espionage activities against our main counterparts in China, Russia, and Iran,’ Director Kash Patel said.
ICE Operation Arrests 91 Illegal Immigrants With Commercial Driver’s Licenses
In all, 120 illegal aliens were arrested across Oklahoma along Interstate 40.
Supreme Court Seems Inclined to Restrict Race-Based Districting
A federal district court had ordered a second black-majority congressional district be created in Louisiana after finding black voters were underrepresented.
Mexican Cartels Placing Bounties on Federal Agents, DHS Says
The assassination of high-ranking U.S. officials could see payments of up to $50,000, the DHS said.
