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Credit Availability Index for Cars Hits 10-Year High
Nearly 74 percent of auto loan applications were approved in June.
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The Economic Miracle of America, 250 Years in the Making
World War II marked America’s rise as the world’s superpower, but the nation’s economic foundations were laid decades before, historians say.
Day in Photos: Devastating Spain Wildfire, Miners’ Gala March, and Float Festival in France
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna Says He Was Confronted by Armed Israeli Settlers in the West Bank
Khanna said Israeli soldiers also detained his staff, but an Israeli military spokesperson said the soldiers were there to disperse civilians.
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Judge Allows DOJ’s Bid to Dismiss Jan. 6 Convictions Against 4 Proud Boys
All four had been convicted of ‘serious crimes’ related to the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the Capitol.
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.
California City Used Drones to Help Locate 1,300 Pounds of Illegal Fireworks on Fourth of July Weekend
Santa Ana police said it seized hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks and handed out almost 200 citations.
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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.
Key US Housing Affordability Bill Becomes Law Without Trump’s Signature
The president didn’t sign the bill to protest the Senate’s failure to pass the SAVE America Act, a voting reform measure.
Wall Street Review: Tech Stocks Regain Market Lead Amid Rising Oil Prices and Bond Yields
Major deals among tech giants and the successful Wall Street debut of SK Hynix shares boosted stock markets.
What to Know About Prosecution’s Evidence Against Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Assassin
Prosecutors presented evidence that accussed 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.
What to Know About Mitch McConnell’s Month-Long Absence From the Senate
The Kentucky senator has served since 1985 and was the Republican leader from 2007 until last year, serving as both majority and minority leader.
FCC Blocks China-Linked California Firm, Flags as National Security Risk
Digitalsystem Technology’s services may be exploited by Chinese actors, said the agency, which cited ties to China Mobile, China Unicom, and PCC.
US Reaffirms Support for Tibetan Cultural Preservation After Activist’s Self-Immolation
The State Department supports Tibetans’ human rights and urges precondition-free dialogue with China after the death of Lobga Rangzen near U.N. headquarters.
Judge in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Restricts Video Testimony by Defendant’s Roommate
Tyler Robinson’s defense team argued that some of the testimony should be redacted.
US Launches Another Round of Strikes on Iran
Trump said Iran wants to make a deal but expressed skepticism that the country would honor it.
Trump Calls Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia an ‘Escalation That Could Help End’ War
The U.S. president also said that the United States will give a license to Ukraine to manufacture Patriot interceptors.
