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Trump Says ABC Should Lose Its License After Reporter’s Questions
‘I think the license should be taken away from ABC because your news is so fake,’ President Donald Trump told the reporter.
Musk Joins Trump, Saudi Prince at Black-Tie White House Dinner
The event is only the second joint appearance since their dispute over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Gen Z Delaying Homeownership, Affecting Other Life Decisions, Poll Finds
For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.
Judge to Hear Comey’s Bid to Dismiss Indictment
Comey has alleged the Trump administration brought a selective and vindictive prosecution against him.
Northern-Most US Town Begins Polar Night, Won’t See Sunrise for 64 Days
Nearly 5,000 Americans won’t see the sun rise again until late January 2026.
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US Charges 8 Foreign Nationals in Global Insider Trading Scheme That Made Millions
Two of the suspects are in custody; the other six are fugitives. All face a possible 25 years in prison plus fines.
Tom Cruise Accepts First-Ever Oscar at 2025 Governors Awards
The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star was awarded an Honorary Oscar during 16th Governors Awards at the Ray Dolby Ballroom on Nov. 16.
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US Workers Increasingly Turn to Gig Economy as Job Market Loses Steam: Report
Gig employment is on the rise in many urban areas where job cuts are felt most keenly, Goldman Sachs said.
VA: Backlog of Veterans Waiting for VA Benefits Reduced by 57%
The VA had its most productive claims processing day on record on May 29 with 15,364 claims processed.
US–Venezuela Tensions Escalate: What to Know
Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.
Judge Rules Meta Does Not Hold Illegal Monopoly in Social Media Networking
Judge James Boasberg said the Federal Trade Commission failed to show Meta held a monopoly.
Visa Restrictions Imposed on Nicaraguans Accused of Facilitating Illegal Immigration to US
The TPS for Nicaragua expired on Sept. 8, affecting around 4,000 Nicaraguans who were required to leave the United States as of that date.
Federal Immigration Enforcement in Raleigh to Begin on Tuesday: Mayor
Mayor Janet Cowell told the local outlet WRAL News that agents are ‘already in Raleigh and will be active tomorrow.’
He Defeated the Meat Inspectors. Now This Lawyer-Turned-Farmer Is Taking On Chemicals in Food.
An attorney who had never baled hay or raised animals before leaving his law practice is now a regenerative farming advocate.
Acting FEMA Head Resigns, Agency Names Replacement
The agency’s chief of staff will step into the role on Dec. 1.
Trump Says He Plans to Meet With NYC Mayor-Elect Mamdani to ‘Work Something Out’
The president’s remarks follow Mamdani’s own overture for cooperation on affordability issues, despite sharp differences in views between the two.
US to Designate Cartel Allegedly Run by Maduro as Terrorist Organization: Rubio
Officials accuse Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro of overseeing a cocaine-trafficking conspiracy and using violent drug cartels to consolidate his power.
Dr. Oz Says Trump Admin ‘Willing to Look at All Options’ on Health Subsidies
COVID-era subsidies are due to expire at the end of the year.
Pennsylvania School District Using AI-enabled Wi-Fi to Search Students for Firearms
Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.
Trump Issues 2 Pardons Related to Jan. 6 Investigations
President Donald Trump issued pardons for Dan Edwin Wilson and Suzanne Kaye on Nov. 14.
