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Noem Says Leaker Who Allegedly Endangered DHS Officers Has Been Caught
The Homeland Security secretary also vowed to refer the individual to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution.
Georgia’s Fulton County Sues for Return of 2020 Election Documents Seized by FBI
The search warrant was executed last week after the DOJ filed suit in December to obtain the voting records.
NASA Leadership Shed Light on Moon Mission Dress Rehearsal
The decision was made to push Artemis II’s launch to no earlier than March 6.
More Fraud Prosecutors Needed in Minnesota, Lawmaker Tells US Senators
State Rep. Kristin Robbins was one of three witnesses who testified to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Revamps Operations to Cut Red Tape
The changes are in line with Trump’s orders seeking to streamline the regulatory process on nuclear reactors, the agency said.
FTC, Express Scripts Reach Landmark Settlement to Lower Insulin Prices
The Federal Trade Commission settlement also calls for Express Scripts to reshore its group purchasing organization, Ascent, from Switzerland to the U.S.
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Hospital System Mandates Masks in South Carolina as Measles Outbreak Grows
Prisma Health said the move is aimed at ensuring a safe environment.
Some States Eyeing More Extensive Anti-DEI Measures in Higher Education
In Arizona, the Freedom from Indoctrination Act is expected to go to a public referendum, the Goldwater Institute said.
Homeopathy Can Help With the Addiction Recovery Process, Says Practitioner
Homeopathic practitioner Gabrielle Traub said she saw firsthand how homeopathy can help those suffering from addiction.
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Small Water Systems Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks, Operators and Experts Warn
A U.S. Senate panel was told that rural districts can’t reliably thwart sophisticated electronic sabotage—and that ‘bad actors’ know it.
Neuhaus Releases Orange County Field Guide for 250th Anniversary of US
The county executive highlighted the rich history of the Revolutionary War in the county.
Sen. McConnell Hospitalized With Flu-Like Symptoms
The Kentucky Republican has 11 months left of his final term in the Senate, where he has served since 1985.
3 US Warships Dispatched to Haiti as Part of Campaign Against Drug Traffickers
The U.S. embassy said the deployment shows Washington’s ‘unwavering commitment to Haiti’s security, stability, and brighter future.’
Illinois Joining WHO Global Outbreak Network Despite Federal Withdrawal
Illinois is the second state, after California, to go against the federal government’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization.
New York, New Jersey Sue USDOT to Restore Hudson Tunnel Project Funding
The two states are challenging funding cuts tied to federal scrutiny of diversity, equity, and inclusion contracting rules.
Over 30,000 Prescription Cholesterol Drugs Recalled, FDA Says
The two separate recall notices concerned two types of cholesterol prescription medications.
Trump Says Mexico Will Halt Oil Shipments to Cuba as Pressure Campaign Intensifies
Oil supplies have become a key point of leverage as the Trump administration seeks to push communist-led Cuba toward talks and concessions.
Trump Signs Bill to End Partial Shutdown
Congressional leaders now have less than two weeks to negotiate funding for DHS.
Clintons Agree to Testify in Epstein Investigation
A House Democrat said he expects to hear testimony from the couple at some point over the next few weeks.
Trump Launches $12 Billion ‘Project Vault’ Critical Minerals Stockpile
It follows through on the administration’s plans to establish price floors for critical minerals, protecting the supply chain from Beijing’s predatory pricing.
Michigan Judge Among 4 Charged With Stealing Money From Incapacitated Wards
The judge allegedly used $70,000 from a ward to buy a personal stake in a bar, and also allegedly used a ward’s funds for a two-year lease on a Ford Expedition.
Trump Says ‘We’ll Find Out’ Whether US Attack Will Spark Regional War if Iran Refuses Nuclear Deal
Trump said the United States has deployed the ‘biggest, most powerful ships in the world’ to the Middle East.
Wells Fargo Follows JPMorgan in Cutting Ties With Shareholder Proxy Advisers
Conservatives have alleged political bias in how proxy agents advise fund managers to vote their shares.
