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Judge Dismisses Oath Keepers Jan. 6 Case, Saying He Must Defer to Executive Branch
At DOJ’s request, a federal judge dismissed the criminal case against eight members of the Oath Keepers for their parts in the Jan. 6 riots.
Federal Operation Takes More Than 800 Dangerous Truckers Off US Highways
Officials detained dozens of illegal immigrants in the three-day roadside sweep.
The Multi-Billion Dollar Industry Using Trafficked Slaves to Scam Americans | Timothy Blackwood
Thousands of slaves are forced to work in scam centers, the new film ‘Scam Slave: From Hell to Home’ reveals.
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Former Haitian Police Officer and Naturalized US Citizen Pleads Guilty to Gun Running
Jean Robert Casimir denied selling guns to gangs, stating the weapons were for his security business.
19 Charged for Allegedly Defrauding Medicaid, Getting Paid While in Prison, Vacationing, or Dead
Officials accuse 19 suspects of making more than $4 million in fraudulent healthcare claims, as the federal anti-fraud strike force expands to Pennsylvania.
Rand Paul Releases Fauci Contempt Resolution Ahead of Senate Vote
The invocation of the Fifth Amendment was unsupported because questions were aimed at a period of time covered by a pardon, the resolution says.
Brown University President to Step Down
After nearly 15 years leading the Ivy League school, Paxson cited the need for new leadership to oversee the next planning phase.
Apple Asks Judge to Stop OpenAI From Using Products Made With Its Trade Secrets
The latest court filing also asks for a forensic examination of OpenAI’s devices and cloud storage.
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SpaceX Delivers 1st Earnings Report Since Blockbuster Wall Street Debut
‘Revenue growth accelerated across all our business segments,’ said Chief Operating Officer Bret Johnsen.
New Jersey Targets Amazon’s Delivery Model in Federal Antitrust Lawsuit
The state accuses the company of holding down pay for drivers in its delivery network.
South African Land Expropriation Law Faces Legal Challenge
The South African government said it allows expropriation of land if it is in the public interest, but it does not allow property to be taken arbitrarily.
TikTok Moves to Settle 3 Teen Mental Health Lawsuits Before October Trials
Meta, YouTube, and Snapchat will still head to jury trial as thousands of similar claims proceed in California courts.
Maryland Democrats Move to Change How Congressional Maps Are Drawn
The amendment, if approved by voters in November, could clear the way for a map favoring Democrats in all eight of Maryland’s congressional districts.
Fauci Diary Shows Doubts on Effectiveness of COVID-19 Vaccines
Government officials persuaded the CDC director to back away from saying the shots did not prevent transmission or infection, according to the diary.
Iran Denies US Talks, Says Negotiations With Oman Ongoing
Tehran said it is negotiating only with Oman despite Trump’s announcement that U.S.–Iran talks would begin on Monday.
Sen. Moreno Says Rep. Max Miller Should Not Serve in Congress Over Abuse Allegations
Miller has denied the allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and questioned why the Ohio senator is calling for him to resign now.
California to Raise Minimum Wage to $17.40 in 2027
Congress has not voted to increase the federal minimum wage since July 2009, although several bills have been introduced.
Epoch Readers Weigh In on How America’s Story Should Be Taught
Most support stronger instruction on civics and the Constitution, plus making the educational system less political.
Justice Department Drops Reflecting Pool Case Against Former Olympian
Lawyers for the former U.S. Olympic canoe racer said the case should have never been brought.
11 Million Packages of Eye Drop Products Recalled Over Sterility Concerns, FDA Says
Vietnam-based Rohto-Mentholatum is recalling several lots of Rohto Cooling Eye Drops of different strengths.
Around 1.5 Million Hand Warmers Recalled Due to Fire Hazards, One Death Reported
The devices have been linked to 15 fires and 350 burn injury reports.
