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IRS to Drop Tax Claims Against Trump as Part of Settlement
The new legal release came after the president settled his lawsuit against the IRS the day before.
Outside Money, Endorsements Flood Critical Pennsylvania Swing District Ahead of Primary
Voters said they were frustrated by influences from outside the district that tried to steer their decision.
‘Silent Harvest’ Aims to Break the Silence on Forced Organ Harvesting
Filmmaker and audience share hope to do more and make a difference at the documentary premiere in Washington.
Social Media Content Creators Converge on Kentucky to Boost Thomas Massie
The group Voice for the Voters brought independent journalists from across the country to Kentucky’s Fourth Congressional District before the May 19 primary.
House Highway Bill Would Charge EV Owners Up to $150 a Year
Lawmakers said EV owners need to ‘begin paying their fair share.’ Critics said the bill would penalize Americans trying to avoid high gas prices.
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OpenAI Verdict a Diversion From Coming Wave of AI Litigation, Lawyer Says
A jury swiftly rejected Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, clearing the way for the AI giant’s planned IPO and escalating debate over AI governance.
Texas Attorney General Claims Muslim School Misrepresented Itself as University
Paxton is suing the Texas American Muslim University in Dallas, alleging the school was not authorized to offer degrees.
3 Killed in San Diego Mosque Shooting; 2 Suspects Dead: Police
‘This is every community’s worst nightmare,’ San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl said.
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Trump Says He’s Given Iran ‘Two or Three Days’
The president had earlier announced he was holding off on pre-planned military strikes.
Interior Department to Streamline Permitting in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve
‘Industry has shown for years that energy development in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska can be done responsibly’ Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.
Trump to Seek DOJ Investigation of Mail-In Ballot Error in Maryland
The state Board of Elections said that some voters had received the wrong party’s ballot for the June primary because of a vendor error.
Judge Allows Gun Found in Mangione’s Backpack to Be Used as Evidence
Evidence found during the search at the time of his arrest had been ruled inadmissible.
Jury Rules Against Elon Musk in His Lawsuit Against OpenAI
The jury ruled that Musk had filed his lawsuit too late.
Greer Says US May Act on China Overcapacity as New Trade Boards Take Shape
The White House said China agreed to purchase at least $17 billion per year in U.S. agricultural products through 2028.
Senate Parliamentarian Rejects White House Ballroom Funding in Reconciliation Bill
Republicans had pursued including the funding alongside a $73 billion funding package for immigration enforcement operations through 2029.
Thousands Attend ‘Rededicate 250’ Prayer Celebration on National Mall
Americans gathered in the nation’s capital to kick off festivities honoring the country’s 250th anniversary.
A Scholar Escaped China Two Decades Ago. Now He’s Warning About Beijing’s Infiltration in America.
Having walked out of Chinese communist indoctrination, a scholar and historian hopes to offer America an antidote.
New Air Traffic Control Facilities to Launch in 8 US Airports: Transportation Department
Federal Contract Towers at 41 airports are also set to be upgraded.
Louisiana Holds Limited Primaries After US House Primaries Moved to Fall
The marquee contest is the Republican Senate primary, where incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy faces a difficult reelection fight.
