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Justice Department Sues to Block California’s Redistricting Map
Proposition 50 redraws California’s congressional map to include five Democratic districts in response to Texas redrawing its map.
Bessent Says H-1B Foreign Workers Should Train Americans Then ‘Go Home’
Treasury Secretary said decades of offshoring left the United States short on critical manufacturing expertise, fueling demand for temporary foreign talent.
Judge Denies Rep. McIver’s Motions to Dismiss Assault Charges
The House representative alleged she was selectively targeted by federal prosecutors after a clash with federal agents at an immigration detention center.
Experts Identify All 14 Victims of UPS Plane Crash
Plane crash victims were identified with DNA, medical and dental records, according to Jefferson County Coroner Jo-Ann Farmer.
White House Economist Says October Jobs Data Might Never Be Known Due to Shutdown
A top White House adviser said that there will be ‘half a jobs report’ instead for October.
Waymo Launches First US Freeway Robotaxi Rides in California and Arizona
Users need to opt in to Waymo’s new services and features through the app to be able to try this kind of trip.
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Around 1,000 Flights Canceled Thursday After Government Shutdown Ends
Around 996 flights were canceled and 906 were delayed as of Thursday morning at 11:00 a.m. ET, according to a tracking website.
Probe Launched After Antifa Targets Turning Point USA Event at UC–Berkeley: DOJ Official
Alleging Antifa has been able to ‘operate with impunity’ in California, a top official said several Justice Department sections are investigating.
Newsom’s Former Chief of Staff Indicted on Public Corruption Charges
A 23-count indictment alleges that Dana Williamson conspired to defraud the U.S. government between 2022 and 2024.
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US Sanctions Global Entities Supporting Iran’s Missile, Drone Capabilities
‘Iran exploits financial systems to launder funds, procure components for its nuclear and conventional weapons programs,’ a Treasury Department official said.
Government Reopens After Longest Shutdown in US History: 4 Things to Know
A large number of government employees have not been receiving paychecks amid the shutdown.
SSA Watchdog Warns About New Government Imposter Scam
Government impersonation scams cost Americans more than $400 million in losses in 2024, according to the FBI.
Bipartisan Congressional Report Finds CCP Manipulates Global Mineral Prices
A bipartisan investigation into China’s dominance over rare earth and critical minerals revealed the regime’s predatory practices.
Anthropic Announces $50 Billion Data Center Investment
The company said its investment advances the Trump administration’s goals in the sector.
What to Know About Food Stamps as Congress Poised to End Shutdown
The package the House is set to vote on will fund the food stamp program for the rest of the fiscal year.
New-Home Mortgage Applications Rise to 2-Month High: Survey
The increase came as mortgage rates ticked up to 6.34 percent.
How a Chinese-Born Tycoon Built a Global Crime Empire With Ties to Beijing’s Security Apparatus
Former intelligence insider says Cambodia’s Prince Group secretly aided the CCP’s covert operations while running billion-dollar scams.
Air Traffic Controller Shortages Ease Up Ahead of Expected End to Shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said staffing levels improved on Tuesday after reaching their worst point during the shutdown over the previous weekend.
Recall Widens for Baby Formula Linked to Infant Botulism
All formula made by the manufacturer have now been recalled, federal authorities announced.
Trump Pardons Trail Runner in Push to Curb Regulatory Overreach
The president’s pardon of the Grant Teton trail runner aligns with a May executive order against ‘overcriminalization’ of minor, regulatory offenses.
Trump Admin Urges Supreme Court to Allow National Guard Deployment to Illinois
Solicitor General John Sauer said that Homeland Security agents in Illinois are facing ‘incessant violent resistance’ on a daily basis.
