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ICE Smoky Mountains Operation Leads to 117 Arrests
The illegal immigrants arrested include people accused of child rape and cocaine possession.
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Historians Set Record Straight on 5 Events That Shaped America
Popular beliefs collide with historians’ accounts of how the Boston Tea Party, Paul Revere’s ride, and ’the shot heard ‘round the world’ really played out.
More Gunmakers Relocate to GOP States
Ruger and Rideout are the latest firearms manufacturers to head south as Democrat-run states tighten gun-control laws.
Invenergy Drops 4 Offshore Wind Leases Under Federal Settlement
The energy company will terminate four offshore wind leases and redirect approximately $765 million toward other energy projects.
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Read Full Transcript: Interim Deal to End Iran War
The draft initiates a 60-day process of negotiations aimed at brokering a final deal to end the war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and eventually rebuild Iran.
University of California Considers Reinstating SAT, ACT in Admissions Requirements
The test scores have not been considered in the university’s admissions process since 2021.
Snap Launches $2,195 Augmented Reality Glasses
Snap, the maker of Snapchat, has launched its first augmented reality glasses and made them available for pre-order.
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Here’s What’s in the US–Iran Deal
The deal kicks off a 60-day period of negotiations before both sides reach a final agreement.
Georgia House Republicans Refuse Calls From Trump, Kemp to Redistrict
Previously, state lawmakers had been set to review a plan to redistrict the state’s congressional maps for the 2028 cycle.
FTC Sues Doctor Group Over Child Transgender Surgery Guidance
‘Children, but especially their parents, must have complete and truthful information when making decisions to purchase medical services,’ an official said.
US Retail Sales Beat Market Estimates in May
Consumers are opening their wallets for more than just trips to the gas station.
DOJ Sues New York Health Officials Over Alleged Fraud in Medicaid Home-Care Program
The department seeks a court order to prevent what it called the ‘siphoning of funds from the federal coffers.’
Education Department Unveils Partnerships Shifting Special Education Coordination, Civil Rights Enforcement
The interagency agreements with HHS and DOJ are part of a broader push to downsize the federal government’s role in education.
What to Know About the Alleged Plot to Attack the White House UFC Event
A 19-year-old Ohio man told investigators about individuals he’d been communicating with via a TikTok group called ‘Vanguard of the Old.’
American Doctor Who Had Ebola Returns to US
‘I am filled with gratitude to God for preserving my life,’ he said.
Iran Says Deal to End War Requires Israeli Withdrawal From Lebanon
The issue of Israeli forces in Lebanon has emerged as a contentious issue in the peace talks, with Israel saying it intends to stay for security reasons.
Coast Guard Intercepts Boats Off Puerto Rico and California, Arrests 57 Illegal Immigrants
The vessel off Puerto Rico was carrying 40 people mostly from the Dominican Republic; the one off California was carrying 17, mostly Mexicans.
Florida Sues TikTok Over Alleged Violations of Child Safety Law
A state lawsuit alleged that TikTok uses addictive features that harm young users and deceives parents about the risks.
Commonly-Prescribed Antidepressant Recalled Over Potential Carcinogen: FDA
More than 14,000 bottles of duloxetine are being recalled due to the presence of a nitrosamine, the notice said.
Supreme Court to Decide How Long Immigrants Can Be Detained Without Bond Hearing
Two green-card holders launched a legal challenge to the federal government’s immigration detention policies.
