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ICE, Partners Launch Initiative to Protect 450,000 Children From Unvetted Sponsors
The Department of Homeland Security said the Trump administration has so far located more than 24,400 of these children across the country.
US Military Conducts 20th Strike on Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean, Killing 4 on Board
Trump said he has already decided on next steps concerning the Maduro regime, signaling that Washington is preparing new military measures.
DHS Drives Historic Drop in US Foreign-Born Population
In January, there were 53.3 million immigrants in the country, which dipped to 51.9 million in June, the first decline since the 1960s, according to Pew.
White House Historical Association Reacquires Rockwell Sketches in Record Auction
The White House group won the artwork at auction, reclaiming WWII-era depictions of FDR’s White House visitors.
Business Groups Ask Supreme Court to Block California Emissions Reporting
The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.
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Trump Says $2,000 Dividend Checks Will Be Sent ‘Next Year Sometime’ If Plan Moves Forward
The president spoke about his proposed dividend checks, to be paid for by U.S. tariff revenues, to reporters on Air Force One on Nov. 14.
Johns Hopkins University Eliminates Tuition for Most Students
The changes build on donations over the years, including the multibillion-dollar gifts from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Anthropic Says Chinese Hackers Used AI to Attack 30 Organizations
The company estimates that AI carried out 80 percent to 90 percent of the work during the cyberattacks.
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DOJ Defends Comey Case’s Grand Jury Proceedings Amid Concerns From Judge
The judge had expressed concern that Attorney General Pam Bondi wasn’t able to fully review the grand jury proceedings.
Congressional Democrats Urge Supreme Court to Limit Trump’s Power to Remove Officials of Independent Agencies
The Democrats said that Congress should be able to limit the reasons for which presidents can fire officials in certain agencies.
Redistricting Could Determine 2026 Elections—What Each State Is Doing
From California to Maryland, many states are redistricting or considering it, after Texas fired the starting gun on tit-for-tat reshaping of congressional maps.
US, Switzerland Reach Tariff Deal That Lowers Duties on Swiss Goods to 15 Percent
Under the deal, Washington gains expanded access to markets in Switzerland and Swiss firms pledge $200 billion in US investments.
Boeing Union Workers Approve New Contract, Ending 3-Month Strike
Boeing said employees at all St. Louis-region sites ‘are to report to work beginning with third shift on Nov. 16 at 11 p.m.’
Federal Immigration Operation Expected in Charlotte, NC: Sheriff
Local immigrant advocates are preparing for the federal crackdown.
House Armed Services Chair Urges Trump Admin to Publicly Disclose Legal Basis for Boat Strikes
U.S. forces have conducted at least 19 strikes on suspected drug trafficking vessels in the waters around Latin America since September.
White House Economist: ‘We Will Never Know’ October Unemployment Rate
A top White House adviser said that there will be ‘half a jobs report’ instead for October.
Sen. John Fetterman Hospitalized After Suffering Fall Near His Home
Fetterman suffered a ventricular fibrillation flare, a condition where the heart stops pumping blood to the rest of the body.
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.
White House Says Trump Committed to $2,000 Tariff Dividend Payments for Many Americans
President Donald Trump has proposed using funds from tariffs to pay a dividend to many Americans while cutting national debt.
Chinese Researcher Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Dangerous Pathogen Into US
Jian Yunqing was sentenced to time served and will be deported.
White House Responds to Epstein Emails, Calling Them Part of ‘Fake Narrative’
‘These emails prove absolutely nothing other than the fact that President Trump did nothing wrong,’ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
