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Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Initiate Congressional Action on Social Security
The bill comes after an annual trustees report showed that Social Security’s retirement trust fund could become depleted in 2032.
Public Health Groups Sue FDA Over E-cigarette, Nicotine Pouch Guidance
The lawsuit alleges that FDA is allowing tobacco products to enter the market without the required full review of the items.
US Launches New Round of Strikes Targeting Iran’s Ability to Threaten Hormuz Shipping
The latest attacks mark the fifth consecutive day of U.S. strikes targeting Iran’s ability to project force into the Gulf and attack oil tankers.
Seattle Seahawks Sell to Khosla Family for $9.6 Billion
The Khosla family most notably contains venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, who has given checks to OpenAI, DoorDash, Stripe, and other notable tech companies.
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Wisconsin Panel Finds Elon Musk Likely Broke the Law With $1 Million Voter Checks
The bipartisan elections commission referred the complaints to the prosecutor, who has 40 days to decide whether to file charges.
Education Department Launches K-12 Initiative to Protect Students From Sexual Predators
Educational institutions that do not comply with legal mandates protecting students from sexual misconduct stand to lose federal funding.
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Historic Precedence a Blueprint for Solutions to Current Challenges: Steve Forbes
Publisher Steve Forbes says the best thing government can do for the free market is to maintain a stable political environment and currency.
Iranian-Born Man Guilty of Shipping US Tech to Iran
An Iranian-born man was convicted of conspiring to illegally export sensitive U.S.-made electronic components to Iran that were used in military drones.
Critical NYC Power Line Down as City Faces Hot Weather
New York’s grid operator said the grid can’t handle 3 days of 95-degree weather in a row.
E. Jean Carroll Paid $5.6 Million in Trump Sex Abuse and Defamation Case
Trump is still seeking to overturn a $83 million award for defamation in the case.
US Launches More Iran Strikes, Imposes Naval Blockade
The strikes mark the fourth straight day of new attacks targeting Iran.
US Marshals Say More Than 100 Sex Offenders Arrested in Florida Operation
‘Operation Silver Spur’ was carried out in Florida’s Osceola County throughout June, the agency said.
Rubio Pledges to Dismantle International Criminal Court’s Threat to US Sovereignty
The Trump administration is considering visa revocation and travel bans for ICC personnel and increased sanctions against the ICC and its affiliates.
Outbreak of Diarrhea-Causing Parasite May Be Linked to Lettuce, Salad Greens: Officials
Thousands of cases have been recorded in the United States in recent weeks.
Trump Gives Some Chemical Makers a 2-Year Break From Biden-Era Emissions Limits
The president said the 2024 EPA rules placed ‘substantial burdens’ on chemical manufacturers whose products are vital to national security.
War Department, DOJ Create Task Force to Prosecute Leakers
The Pentagon’s Office of General Counsel will operate the task force and request records, information, and investigations from any department.
Appeals Court Revives Autism Claims Against Tylenol Manufacturer
A lower court erroneously excluded testimony from multiple experts, the appeals court said.
Trump Announces US Reinstating Iran Blockade, Wants Hormuz Reimbursement
‘We’ll become the guardian of the strait ... and we should be reimbursed for that,’ the U.S. president said Monday.
Sen. Mitch McConnell Breaks Silence on Health, Says Fall Led to Hospitalization
The longtime GOP senator said in a statement Sunday that a fall led to a several-week-long hospital stay. He also had a bout of pneumonia.
Iraq Eyes Oil and Gas Deals During Prime Minister’s Visit to Washington
U.S. companies have sought expanded opportunities to develop Iraq’s oil and natural gas resources.
