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House Republicans Introduce Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Potential Autumn Shutdown
Appropriators introduced a short-term funding bill that would extend operations to Dec. 4.
US Strikes Iran for 7th Consecutive Night
Iran retaliated with attacks on Middle East nations hosting U.S. military assets.
Week in Photos: Forest Fires, Trump Address, and Tour de France
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
California Enclave Halts Pesticide Use as Feds Launch Investigation Into Cancer Cases
Residents in Ladera Ranch said toxic exposure may be behind rare child cancer diagnoses.
Former FEMA CFO’s Firing Over Luxury Hotels for Illegal Immigrants Was Unlawful: Judge
The Trump administration argued it was allowed to fire the FEMA official under Article II of the U.S. Constitution.
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Trump Urges Late Sen. Graham’s Sister to Run for South Carolina Senate Seat
Darline Nordone Graham was sworn in as Lindsey Graham’s replacement on July 14.
Lengths of Student Visas Capped Under New DHS Rule
The current system gives many students no fixed departure date. The new rule says that after four years, a student must apply for an extension.
14-Year-Old Girl in California Becomes Top-Ranked Middle School Sprinter in US
Janet Criss ‘combines speed, power, and discipline far beyond her age,’ according to her website.
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Registered Nurses Get Above Average Pay, Bureau of Labor Statistics Shows
Payments for registered nurses in some states were comparable to that of high-level leaders in companies.
Gunfire at Phoenix ICE Facility Follows Recent ICE-Related Shootings
Federal agents are seeking tips after gunfire occurred at the facility.
Sen. Fetterman Says He’ll Leave Democratic Party If It ‘Officially’ Becomes Anti-Israel
The Pennsylvania Democrat said a House vote to end Israel aid was ‘a symbolic thing’ but that a change to the party’s platform would push him out.
Prosecutor Accused of Having Romantic Relationship With Illegal Immigrant, Defense Lawyer
Camille Johnston, a prosecutor in Missouri, has been removed temporarily pending the outcome of a new lawsuit.
DHS Finds 278,000 Noncitizens on Voter Rolls, White House Says
The White House said the actual number could be higher because some states did not share their voter files.
Pentagon Chief Backs Blue Angels Pilots Following Low-Altitude Pass Over Florida Beach Crowd
‘The flyovers will continue until morale improves,’ Hegseth posted on social media.
NTD Special Coverage: Trump Addresses the Nation
President Donald Trump addresses the nation on Thursday night with new developments on American election security expected to be a key focus.
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US Attorney in Washington State Appointed by Judge Fired, Blanche Says
The acting attorney general said that the president has the power to fire U.S. attorneys selected by courts.
Watchdog Uncovers More Than $750 Million in Improper Unemployment Insurance Payments in New York
New York is among the ‘worst states’ when it comes to unemployment insurance fraud, according to the watchdog.
Average Price Paid for New Car Increased Modestly in June: Report
Prospective buyers are ‘adjusting their budget and vehicle choice’ when looking for new vehicles, said a market expert. Others are taking out 84-month loans.
Day in Photos: Air Quality Alert in Toronto, Defense and Innovation Summit, and Spain–Gibraltar Border Opens
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Endorses MyPillow’s Mike Lindell for Minnesota Governor
The MyPillow CEO is part of a GOP field competing in an Aug. 11 primary in a bid to replace outgoing Gov. Tim Walz.
DNI Nominee Tells Senate He'll Focus on Enhancing Trust in Intel Community
U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday after Trump canceled his initial hearing in June.
