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Supreme Court Considers Use of Cell Location Data in Criminal Investigations
Multiple justices suggested that defendants did not have an expectation of privacy for location data if they voluntarily gave it to cell phone companies.
Improper US Government Payments Rose to $186 Billion in 2025: Watchdog
Estimated improper federal payments have reached about $3 trillion since fiscal year 2003, according to the Government Accountability Office.
White House: Trump and Team Discussed New Iran Proposal
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt answered questions in a briefing about reports that Tehran sent the U.S. government a new plan.
Attorney General Sues to Block Immigration Detention Facility in Surprise, Arizona
The lawsuit says the proposed 1,500-bed detention center violates state and federal law and endangers public health and safety.
Falun Gong Practitioners Rally Outside San Francisco Chinese Consulate to Commemorate 1999 Peaceful Appeal
Rally attendees shared their memories and thoughts regarding the event in Beijing.
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Trump Calls for Jimmy Kimmel’s Firing After Joke Mocking First Lady
It’s not the first time Kimmel has drawn criticism from the Trump administration.
Court Sides With Mother Against School District’s Transgender Policy
The school district allegedly refused a request to notify the mother regarding her child’s gender dysphoria or gender identity issues.
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Joby Kicks Off Weeklong Campaign After Successful JFK–Manhattan Test Flights
Test routes could become commercial flight patterns for Joby Aviation’s electric air taxis, crossing Manhattan in less than 10 minutes, the company said.
People Are Losing Billions Through Social Media Scams, FTC Says
Scammers use the same sophisticated targeting tools as legitimate businesses to reach people based on age, interests, and shopping behavior.
Congress Returns—Here’s What’s on Its To-Do List
The top priority will be to continue work on a $70 billion package to fund ICE and Border Patrol.
MAHA Advocates to Converge in Washington for ‘People vs. Poison’ Rally
The event is set to be held on the U.S. Supreme Court steps on the morning of April 27 when oral arguments begin on Durnell v. Monsanto.
Trump: Gunman ‘Never Came Close’ to Ballroom at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
The suspected shooter ‘was very fast and they just stopped him cold,’ Trump said.
Secret Service Agent Shot at White House Correspondents’ Dinner: Trump
U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro said the suspect was being charged and would be arraigned on Monday.
Readers Weigh In on Trump’s Executive Order Regarding Psychedelic Treatments: Epoch Survey
Epoch Times readers responded to the president’s move to establish a pathway to use psychedelic drugs to treat mental illness, and other topics.
3 US Aircraft Carriers Operating in Middle East for First Time in Over 2 Decades
The last time the United States deployed three aircraft carriers to the region was in 2003.
DOJ Approves Firing Squads for Federal Death Penalty Cases
The department readopts the lethal injection protocol used during the first Trump administration and expands it to include additional measures.
Suicides Among Young People Dropped After Creation of National Hotline: Study
‘The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline appears to be working,’ one of the researchers said.
Food Stamps Could Buy Hot Chicken Under New Bipartisan Bill
‘It is just plain common sense to allow SNAP participants to purchase a rotisserie chicken with their benefits,’ Rep. Rick Crawford said.
