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Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Eggs Sickens Nearly 100, Officials Say
More than 19 million eggs have been recalled.
Johnson & Johnson to Pay $5.5 Billion in Settlement to Resolve Baby Powder Lawsuits
The settlement would require the participation of at least 95 percent of the remaining claimants before it can proceed, the company said.
Lindsey Graham Honored in Capitol Memorial Service
President Trump and other leaders will attend Graham’s funeral at the National Cathedral later on Tuesday.
Thousands of Bottles of Blood Pressure and Heart Drugs Recalled Nationwide
The product was manufactured by India-based Alkem Laboratories and distributed by New Jersey-based Ascend Laboratories.
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ICE Dismantles SIM Farms in Nationwide Operation
Authorities plan on assessing SIM data to trace illicit proceeds linked to criminal groups from China.
DOJ Sues Colorado for Offering In-State Tuition, Aid to Illegal Immigrants
The DOJ stated that the lawsuit against Colorado was the 14th case it has filed challenging in-state tuition policies for illegal immigrants.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Colorado Congestion Fee on Rental Cars
Finding the fee generally imposed, and not targeted at tourists, U.S. District Judge Daniel Domenico ruled for the state in May.
EPA Says Some Data Center Power Generators Not Subject to Program Under Clean Air Act
The EPA issued a clarification stating that certain off-grid electricity generators are not subject to the federal Acid Rain Program.
‘Help Us Find Her’: Savanna Guthrie Pleads for Her Mother’s Return in New Video
Federal and local investigators are still searching for clues in Nancy Guthrie’s case six months after she disappeared from her Tucson home.
Appeals Court Rules DOJ Can Release Recordings of Biden’s Interviews With Ghostwriter
The decision allows the DOJ to release audio recordings and transcripts to the House Judiciary Committee and The Heritage Foundation.
CIA Obtained Secret Information About Wuhan Lab, Fauci Diary Shows
The spy agency intercepted conversations in China and received information from sources.
Brazil Denies Visas to 2 US State Department Officials Ahead of Election
Brazil’s presidential election will be held in October.
In Photos: Officers Find One of Many Pesticide-Riddled Marijuana Grow Operations in California
Hundreds of illegal marijuana grow sites are operating near working farms in Montague, California.
In Photos: Falun Dafa Practitioners Rally Against 27 Years of CCP’s Persecution
The practitioners gathered in Washington for a march and vigil calling for an end to the Chinese Communist Party’s persecution of the spiritual discipline.
Judge Blocks Termination of Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopia
The stay allows time for the court to consider merits of the case that cannot be appropriately evaluated in haste, the order said.
Biden Drops Effort to Block Ghostwriter Tapes From Going to House Committee
The move follows a federal appeals court ruling on July 20 that upheld a previous judge’s decision to allow for the release of the materials.
Largest Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in US Expands to 9 States: CDC
Cases in Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania are linked to an ongoing 5-state outbreak, officials said.
Top NIH Official Wanted to Shut Down Research Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries: Emails
Researchers with the institute were studying people who experienced neurological problems following COVID-19 vaccination.
