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Chinese National Pleads Guilty in Florida to Gift Card Fraud Scheme
‘Gift card fraud schemes like this prey on unsuspecting consumers and erode trust in our everyday retail systems,’ a U.S. attorney said.
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She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She’s Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
Mississippi Farmer Determined to Grow State’s Network of Regenerative Farms
Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.
Hagen Schulz Keeps Small Skiing Businesses Alive in America
A business in the little town of Pine Island, New York, keeps ski slopes open for millions across the country.
US Extends Tariff Exclusion on Some Chinese Goods for 1 Year Following Trade Truce
The decision follows the economic and trade deal recently struck between Trump and Xi, USTR says.
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Dominican Republic Permits US Limited Access to Bases in War Against Drug Trafficking
The temporary agreement allows refueling at the Caribbean’s country’s air base and airport as Washington continues strikes on smuggling vessels in the region.
UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
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How Saving the Wild Turkey Is Benefiting the American Wild
Conservation effort that brought the iconic bird celebrated on Thanksgiving back from the brink of extinction benefits other species, including some ‘in peril.’
Massive Somali Welfare-Fraud Cases in Minnesota—Here’s What We Know
Billions in taxpayers’ money has been stolen; millions could have gone to terrorists—an allegation that lawmakers are asking federal prosecutors to investigate.
6,000 Missing Children Recovered Across the US This Year, FBI Director Says
It’s a 25 percent increase from the same time period last year, according to Kash Patel.
Gas Prices Drop to 4-Year Low Ahead of Thanksgiving
Gas in 30 states is now below $3 a gallon, with the first sightings of gas priced at less than $2 a gallon in Oklahoma.
EPA Proposes Delaying Closure of Some Coal-Fired Power Plants
The proposed extension is intended to promote the reliability of the nation’s electric grid, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser Will Not Pursue a Fourth Term
Third-term mayor tells residents her tenure will end in 2027 after more than a decade leading the nation’s capital.
FBI Seeking to Interview Lawmakers in ‘Illegal Orders’ Video
The members of Congress said military members should not or must not obey illegal orders.
Shoppers Keep Their Wallets Open as US Retail Sales Tick Up in September
Early metrics suggest Christmas shopping will remain robust this year.
CAIR Sues Texas Over Terrorist Organization Designation
The lawsuit comes after Gov. Greg Abbott also said the Council on American-Islamic Relations was a ‘front group’ for Hamas.
Trump Orders Designation of Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as Foreign Terrorist Groups
The president said in an interview that he would classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
Commerce Secretary Expects Supreme Court to Keep Tariffs, Opening Door to $2,000 Dividend Payments
Trump floated the idea earlier this month. White House officials have said that the payments would need an act of Congress first.
Treasury Secretary Calls for End to Filibuster, Warns of New Shutdown in January
Scott Bessent joined Trump in his call to terminate the Senate rule.
