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US Navy Ends Search for Helicopter Crew Member Missing in Arabian Sea
The announcement was made after military officials searched for hundreds of hours after an MH-60S helicopter went down in the sea last week.
States Take the Lead on Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Prior Authorization Reform
Florida tightens pharmacy benefit managers rules. Iowa bars insurer interference in physician referrals and restricts insurer pre-approval denials.
On 250th Anniversary, a Look Back at Gun Ownership in America
Gun control and gun safety groups say focus is being shifted from gun safety as firearms laws are being loosened.
US Prosecutors Forfeit Millions in Alleged Pump-and-Dump Schemes Involving Hong Kong Companies
‘The recovery of $19.5 million is an important first step toward providing relief for victims,’ an FBI agent said.
Vessel Ejected From NYC 250th Parade Over Politically Charged Banners
An environmental advocacy group said its historic sailing vessel was removed from the Sail4th 250 Parade of Sail.
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Americans Declare Gratitude for Their Freedoms on Nation’s 250th
Attendees said they are grateful to have been born in the United States.
UC Says the Majority of Its Undergraduate Students Graduate Debt Free
A new report from the University of California argues the school has made tuition more affordable and its bachelor’s degrees pay for themselves quickly.
California’s Biggest Fourth of July Celebrations for America’s 250th Birthday
From Lake Tahoe, to San Francisco, and all the way down to Los Angeles and San Diego, California features lots of celebratory events this Independence Day.
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America 250: NTD Special Coverage
Tune in to NTD’s special coverage ‘America 250’ to watch ‘Salute to America Celebration and Fireworks,’ a Fourth of July event organized by Freedom 250.
Epoch Reader Survey: What Makes a Nation Great?
The vast majority of respondents said each generation of Americans has a personal responsibility to uphold and strengthen America’s founding ideals.
July 4 Events Canceled Across Eastern US, Grid Operator Orders Emergency Power Curbs Amid Heat Wave
Generator outages and skyrocketing air-conditioning use forced conservation in the Mid-Atlantic region and cancellations of some July 4 celebrations.
CDC Says 125 People on Cruise Ship Sickened With Contagious Stomach Virus
The agency said the cause was norovirus, and predominant symptoms reported by the passengers and crew members were diarrhea and vomiting.
Court Allows Trump to Keep Removing National Park Displays—for Now
The White House said the displays are a ‘distorted narrative driven by ideology rather than truth.’
10 Charts Show How America Has Changed in 250 Years
Find out what cost $200 in 1790 but now costs more than $400,000.
179 Charged in Chicago Violent Crime Crackdown: DOJ Attorney
The cases were part of the results of a 60-day project called Operation New Dawn, officials said.
Supreme Court Denies Appeal From Reporter Catherine Herridge
Herridge asked the court to stay a decision fining her $800 a day until she reveals her confidential source for a story about an FBI investigation.
Federal Government Sets Work Expiration Dates for TPS Holders for 7 Countries
Notices were issued for Haiti, Syria, Burma, Yemen, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Somalia.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Apple’s Appeal of Contempt Finding in Epic Games Lawsuit
A federal judge previously found the company flouted her injunction against anticompetitive business practices.
US Nuclear Regulator Proposes Changes to Nuclear Safety Standards
The proposed changes are expected to make it easier and faster to build new nuclear reactors.
Judge Grants Temporary Block of Pentagon’s Press Escort Policy
The Trump administration required members of the press to be escorted in specified areas of the Pentagon.
