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Federal Health Watchdog Reports $5.56 Billion in Expected Recoveries, Cost Savings
‘OIG is determined to hold bad actors accountable,’ Inspector General Thomas March Bell said.
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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2 Years After Trump Rally Shooting, Slain Hero’s Widow Still Seeks Answers
Helen Comperatore reveals insights about her husband’s death, as others join her in calling for release of more records.
Chinese National Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for Marijuana Trafficking Conspiracy
The defendant was indicted last year alongside four other Chinese nationals and a U.S. citizen.
US Says Strait of Hormuz Is Open and ‘Traffic Is Flowing’ Despite Iran Claims
‘Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz. It remains an international waterway,’ US Central Command says.
National Endowment for Humanities, Freedom 250 Celebrate Winners of National American Heroes Student Art Contest
The competition was ‘a beautiful celebration of America’s past by the very young people who will be responsible for its future,’ said Second Lady Usha Vance.
Palo Alto Networks CEO Says AI Must Get 10 Times More Efficient Before Enterprises Adopt It
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora said AI token efficiency needs to improve by five to eight times in the next 12 months, and 10 times the year after.
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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.
Legislation to Fix Orange County Tax Distribution Error on Governor’s Desk
If signed into law, it would mean the continued distribution of $20 million to municipalities.
New Middletown to Host Shen Yun Art Showcase, Open Art Gallery
The department store event will include live classical music.
Day in Photos: Devastating Spain Wildfire, Miners’ Gala March, and Float Festival in France
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
A handful of large corporations now control medication availability, pricing, and payment for the vast majority of Americans.
What to Know About Prosecution’s Evidence Against Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Assassin
Prosecutors presented evidence that accused killer Tyler Robinson confessed in text messages to his roommate.
US Gas Prices Reverse Course, Start Increasing Again: AAA Data
The price for a gallon of regular gas increased roughly 4 cents since Thursday, according to AAA.
House to Vote on Permanent Daylight Saving Bill
President Donald Trump has previously signaled support for the bill.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Illinois Ban on ‘Assault Weapons’
The National Shooting Sports Foundation, a plaintiff in the case, plans to seek Supreme Court review.
8 Men Indicted Over Alleged Plot to Attack White House UFC Freedom 250 Event
The White House hosted the Ultimate Fighting Championship Freedom 250 event on June 14.
2 Guatemalans Plead Guilty in 2021 Human Smuggling ‘Mass Casualty Incident’
The U.S. Justice Department said the two men, one of whom was in the United States illegally, admitted guilt in a crash that killed 55 in Chiapas, Mexico.
US Embassy in Jordan Sends ‘Shelter’ Warning to Americans Amid Iran Attacks
The embassy cited reports of missile, rocket, and drone attacks.
Rutte Says Trump Fully Committed to NATO, Likens Critical Comments to ‘Family Argument’
NATO leaders pledged $80 billion in military equipment, assistance, and training for Ukraine.
Day in Photos: Heavy Flooding in India, Running of the Bulls, and Underground Aquatic Study
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
