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24 Children Reunited With Parents, 305 Fugitives Apprehended by Federal Agents
The operation targeted suspects behind serious offenses such as child exploitation, kidnapping, and drug trafficking.
Hormuz Traffic Stable but Recovery Slow as Security Risks Persist: UK Maritime Authority
UKMTO said the threat level remains ’substantial' despite the US–Iran truce, as a fleet of 10 Japan-linked ships exited the strait after a long delay.
SBA, USDA to Combat ‘Regulatory Abuse’ Lawfare Aimed at Farmers and Ranchers
Farmers will be able to submit lawfare complaints involving federal agencies on a portal run by the USDA.
White House Report Accuses Smithsonian Leaders of ‘Extreme Political Activism’
The report states that the Smithsonian National Museum of American History ‘fails to substantively present America’s founders and founding.’
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Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow Suspends Senate Campaign
Democrat Mallory McMorrow was polling lower than her opponents ahead of the primary.
California Budget Cuts $5.5 Million From School Library Online Media Program
The program, known as COMPASS, is an online database that provides extensive content and to public libraries and K-12 schools.
California’s Newport Beach Arrests Over 400 During Fourth of July Chaos
City officials said juveniles and young adults committed unlawful behavior, including throwing explosive mortars and fireworks into crowds and at officers.
ATF Changes Another Gun Rule Amid Major Rollback
Since April, the ATF has moved to end a number of federal firearms rules.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Case Heads for Key Hearing: What to Know
Under a judge’s strict rules, a hearing starts July 6. Prosecutors must unveil some evidence against Tyler James Robinson before the case can head to trial.
Trump Says He Could Host Israel’s Netanyahu as Early as Next Week
In a July 4 interview, the U.S. president said he could meet with the Israeli prime minister after returning from a NATO summit in Turkey next week.
What Happened to the 56 Signatories of the Declaration of Independence
Before the war was over, five would be captured, 12 would lose their homes, and 17 would lose their fortunes. None renounced the cause of their own free will.
Day in Photos: Volcano Eruption, Drought in Italy, and Flood in Nigeria
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Administration Unveils Plan to Save Medicare Patients Over $1 Billion
The rule would decrease costs for drugs and imaging at hospitals.
Tibetan Man Sets Himself on Fire Outside UN Headquarters in New York
Police are still investigating the incident.
Trump Admin Cannot Hold Illegal Immigrants for More Than 90 Days Without Bond Hearings, Court Rules
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled illegal immigrants are allowed a bond hearing after being held for 90 days.
Day in Photos: Kyiv Struck by Missiles, Protests in Albania, and Heatwave in the US
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Home List Prices See Largest Decline in Nearly 10 Years in June: Report
Homes spent a median of 53 days on the market, ending a period of more than two years in which homes sold more slowly than the previous year.
Feds, LAPD Announce Major Human Trafficking Sting in LA
The arrests mark the second major federal enforcement operation in the area in less than a year.
