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Boeing Gets FAA Approval to Increase 737 Max Production
The regulator said the approval followed ‘extensive reviews’ by its safety inspectors of Boeing’s production lines.
Supreme Court Sets December Hearing for Trump FTC Firing Case
The case arises from the firing of a trade commissioner who argues federal law protects her from termination before her term expires.
US Cities Brace for ‘No Kings’ Protests
Some states are deploying extra law enforcement personnel to maintain law and order. Event organizers said they are committed to ‘nonviolent action.’
Supreme Court Won’t Exempt California Schoolchild From Vaccination Mandate
An advocacy group argued a parent should be able to secure an exemption because her child objects to vaccines developed from aborted fetuses.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Navigate China Market Amid Rising Tensions
Experts caution that abrupt political changes remain the greatest threat to foreign bank operations in China.
US Sanctions Target Chinese Ports in Crackdown on Iranian Oil Trade as Trade War Deepens
The actions underscore Washington’s growing willingness to confront Beijing over its role in financing Iran’s energy exports, said experts.
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Federal Courts About to Run Out of Money, Furlough Employees
If Congress does not approve new funding, the court system will furlough employees for the first time in decades.
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.
San Francisco Mayor Says He Trusts Local Enforcement to Keep Order
The mayor’s comments come in part as a response to some recent calls for sending the National Guard to his city to boost public safety.
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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow His National Guard Deployment to Chicago
A lower court judge prevented the president from deploying National Guard troops there.
Auto-Parts Companies’ Bankruptcies Rattle Credit Markets—What to Know
Failures among auto-parts firms and subprime lenders may signal broader risks, but a strong economy and falling rates limit spillover, analysts say.
Bessent to Hold Bilateral Talks With Chinese Delegation in Malaysia
Trump says the United States is in a ’strong position' in trade negotiations with China.
Hungary Will Ensure Putin Can Enter Country for Trump Meeting Despite ICC Arrest Warrant
The leaders of Russia and the United States are set to meet in Budapest on an as yet undisclosed date for negotiations to bring an end to the war in Ukraine.
EPA Sued by Coalition of States for Ending $7 Billion Solar Program Funding
The coalition alleged that the EPA breached the grant terms when it ‘unilaterally terminated’ the program.
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.
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.
US Will ‘Go in and Kill’ Hamas If It Doesn’t Stop Violence in Gaza: Trump
The president did not say if that would require direct U.S. military involvement in the Gaza Strip.
Government Says Medicare Payments to Doctors Will Not Be Delayed
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services initially said claims from Oct. 1 would be held.
What Are Tomahawk Missiles and Why Does Ukraine Want Them?
A new version of the ground-based Tomahawk was prototyped by the U.S. Army in 2023 and deployed to the Philippines in 2025.
Tests Find High Levels of Lead in Protein Powders, Shakes: Consumer Reports
The consumer nonprofit tested levels of lead, cadmium, and inorganic arsenic in protein products.
Trump Says He Has Authorized Covert CIA Operations in Venezuela
The U.S. president has authorized CIA actions and military strikes, citing international drug trafficking linked to Venezuela.
