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Nasralla Takes Lead in Razor-Thin Honduras Presidential Race
Nasry ‘Tito’ Asfura, the candidate backed by U.S. President Donald Trump, trails the Liberal Party candidate by about 8,000 votes.
Trump Says Biden’s Autopen Documents, Orders, and Pardons Are Void
Trump terminated any document signed by the former president’s staff with autopen, and notified anyone who received pardons or commutations they were not legal.
‘They Saw People Getting Away With It:’ How Minnesota’s Somali Fraud Exploded
The Minnesota scandals now drawing the national spotlight have been simmering for at least a decade.
DOJ Charges Afghan National Over Online Threats to Build Bomb, Kill Americans
Mohammad Dawood Alokozay was charged with making a threatening communication in interstate commerce, which carries a penalty of five years in prison.
DeSantis to Call Special Session for Congressional Redistricting
Depending on the outcome of an ongoing Supreme Court case, lawmakers are expected to gather in the spring.
Los Angeles Man Arrested for Allegedly Throwing Unlit Explosives at Federal Building
Jose Francisco Jovel said he wanted to blow up the building and ’spray down' the officers, authorities said. His attack caused no damage.
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Trump Reiterates Plan to Issue Tariff Dividend Payments, Increase Tax Refunds
The president and members of his Cabinet touted a message around the economy during a Tuesday White House meeting.
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.
Son of ‘El Chapo' Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges in Chicago
Joaquin Guzman Lopez is one of four sons of the drug kingpin who have faced charges related to drug trafficking in the United States.
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Amazon Tests ‘Ultra-Fast’ Delivery Service in Seattle, Philadelphia
The new service promises delivery of groceries and essential household items in 30 minutes or less.
Trump Says His Administration is Rebuilding Dulles Airport
Dulles Airport, which opened in 1962 and serves more than 23 million travelers every year, is one of three key air hubs serving the nation’s capital.
Venezuela Permits US Deportation Flights to Continue Despite Trump’s Airspace Warning
The announcement came after Trump said that U.S. airspace over Venezuela should be considered closed until further notice.
Nearly 3,000 Commercial Driver’s License Training Providers Removed From Federal Registry
An additional 4,500 CDL training providers were put on notice for potential noncompliance.
Top 5 Supreme Court Cases to Watch in December
The court is set to review the death penalty, Trump’s ability to fire bureaucrats, and other impactful issues.
Luigi Mangione Seeks Exclusion of Evidence in Murder Trial
Mangione faces state and federal murder charges and could receive the death penalty if convicted.
West Virginia Guardsman Shows ‘Positive Signs’ of Recovery After DC Ambush, Governor Says
Andrew Wolfe, 24, remains in serious condition as he continues to fight for his life at a Washington hospital.
TSA Announces $45 Fee for Passengers With No REAL ID, Passports, or Other Accepted Documents
Passengers without REAL ID or another accepted form of identification will face longer wait times at airports, the TSA warned.
US Small-Business Confidence Above 52-Year Average: SBA
The biggest concern for small businesses currently is the inability to hire skilled individuals, and not trade tariffs, SBA chief Loeffler said.
Trump Invites Families of National Guard Members Who Were Shot to White House
‘We’re going to honor Sarah. And likewise with Andrew, recover or not, we’re going to honor him,’ the president told reporters.
The Link Between Transgenderism and Autism
Some nations now screen for neurological conditions before intervening in gender dysphoria. But not America.
US–Ukraine Negotiations to End Russia’s War Productive, But Work Remains: Rubio
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is headed to Russia on Monday to continue negotiations.
FDA Internal Memo Links Child Deaths to COVID-19 Vaccination
The memo stated that some children died following vaccination and faults ‘cultural and systemic’ failures that left early safety signals unexamined for years.
