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Business Investment Surges as Key Capital Goods Indicator Beats Forecasts
Core capital goods orders soared in September while broader business surveys point to strengthening U.S. industrial activity.
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People Are Paying $10 Per Pound for These Turkeys—Here’s Why
Ordinary turkeys sell for an average of $1.35 per pound, so what makes these birds so special?
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6,000 Missing Children Recovered Across the US This Year, FBI Director Says
It’s a 25 percent increase from the same time period last year, according to Kash Patel.
Man Charged in 2015 Colorado Abortion Clinic Shooting Dies in Custody
Defendant Robert Dear faced 179 state and federal charges related to the Planned Parenthood shooting but was found incompetent to stand trial multiple times.
Think Tank Says National Leftward Turn Could Ruin Democratic Party
New memo models how moderate and left-wing paths would reshape the map for the White House and Senate.
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Republicans Weigh Second Reconciliation Bill
It could tackle the affordability of health care, housing, and more—but Republican majorities are thin.
UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
Some Bird Populations Benefited From California Wildfires, Study Finds
Researchers found that some bird species increased in population after a wildfire, and the positive effect often lasted many years.
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Rep. Swalwell Sues US Housing Official, Accuses Him of Abusing Position
The lawsuit calls the criminal referral of Swalwell ‘not only a gross mischaracterization of reality,’ but also ‘a gross abuse of power that violated the law.’
The Most Common Thanksgiving Cooking Emergencies—And How to Fix Them
Here are last-minute solutions for the most frequent holiday cooking disasters, no matter what’s on your menu.
Boeing Wins More Than $7 Billion in Pentagon Contracts
The company’s debt has skyrocketed to $57 billion since 2018.
Arctic Chill, Snowstorms Will Batter the Midwest and Northeast Over Thanksgiving
Snowfall could reach 30 inches in Michigan and Wisconsin, while the South will face below-average temperatures.
HUD Launches Hotline to Crack Down on Crime, Illegal Immigrants in Public Housing
‘Illegal aliens have no place in public housing,’ Housing Secretary Scott Turner said.
Federal Government Shed 317,000 Jobs This Year: OMB
Workforce reductions and a voluntary retirement program have doubled the historical average rate of departure, the Trump administration reported.
First Lady Receives Official White House Christmas Tree
A horse-drawn wagon delivered the 20-foot concolor fir destined for the Blue Room.
White House Denies Reports DOGE Doesn’t Exist Anymore, Says Agency Has No ‘Centralized Leadership’
The statement on DOGE came in response to a report claiming it doesn’t exist any longer.
Trump Says Tariff Revenues Will Skyrocket as Pre-Tariff Stockpiles Run Out
Tariff income is expected to surge as inventories of goods bought before the levies kicked in are depleted and importers face the full weight of trade policies.
Usurping CCP ‘Playbook’ to Control Mineral Markets Will Take Time, But Can Be Done: Report
‘The story of Magnequench' is not a singular tale but one of many in an anthology of manipulation, domestic producers tell a House panel in a hearing.
Texas and California National Guard Returning Home, Governors Say
The withdrawal comes after Trump faced challenges in court to his use of the National Guard.
Spiraling Costs and a Broken Insurance Market—What Went Wrong With Obamacare
Masked by subsidies, the one-size-fits-all system has pushed up prices across the broader medical insurance market, experts say.
