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Trump Says Iran Must Pay Compensation for US Soldiers Killed or Wounded
The money would be ‘for all of the people that they have killed and gravely wounded with their roadside bombs and many conflicts,’ he said.
ICE Arrests 1,200 Illegal Immigrants During Statewide Georgia Operation
The sting, titled ‘Operation Safe Community – Atlanta,’ focused primarily on foreign nationals with criminal records, the agency said.
Ocasio-Cortez Says She Does Not Support All Planks of Democratic Socialists’ Platform
The New York Democrat said in a Sunday interview that she remained in the group’s New York City chapter but did not back policies in its national program.
DOJ Sues 3 States for Allegedly Unlawfully Provide In-State Tuition Rates to Illegal Immigrants
A 1996 federal law mandates that public universities cannot charge out-of-state tuition to U.S. citizens if illegal immigrants are getting in-state rates.
US Pays German Company $1.22 Billion to Cancel Wind Leases
The company intends to use the settlement proceeds to fund the construction of an LNG terminal in Louisiana.
Senate to Take Up College Sports Bill After August Recess
The act would prohibit colleges, athletic conferences, and organizations from preventing athletes from entering into name, image, and likeness agreements.
Secrets of Tupac Shakur Murder to Be Revealed as Jury Selection Begins
Duane Davis, who is accused of murder, admitted in a book he was a leader of the Crips gang in Los Angeles, while Tupac was linked to the rival Bloods.
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Shein Blames End of Exemptions for Low-Cost Imports for US Sales Slump
The Chinese fast-fashion retailer is passing off tariff costs onto U.S. bargain hunters.
Middletown Takes Harder Stance Against E-Bikes and E-Scooters
These forms of transportation have become popular among younger people, the police chief said.
FBI Working with DHS, ODNI on Election Integrity: FBI Director
Trump said that in 2019, China had a strategy focusing on ‘undermining domestic confidence in the US president.’
Maryland Republicans Sue to Keep Redistricting Question Off November Ballot
The state’s Freedom Caucus and Senate GOP leaders say lawmakers ignored ballot deadlines they had passed unanimously three months earlier.
Former NBA Players Test WNBA Policies by Declaring for Women’s 2027 Draft
The two men say they seek equal treatment after some players advocated for trans participation in the women’s basketball league.
Arizona, California Score Separate Court Wins Over Election Rules
Arizona defeated challenge to voter-registration provisions while California put Shasta County’s election overhaul on hold.
As Infrastructure Damage Mounts, National 811 Day Promotes Calling Before You Dig
To protect electrical, natural gas, sewer and other lines, authorities want people to call 811 before they break ground.
Pentagon Revokes Former Air Force Secretary’s Access to Classified Data After Alleged Leak
The Pentagon also barred Frank Kendall from holding ‘any sensitive position.’
US DOGE Service ‘Could Continue to Do Work’ After Formal Shutdown, Watchdog Says
The Department of Government Efficiency announced last month that it was officially shut down on July 4.
70 Arrested in Mississippi Child Exploitation Crackdown
Authorities arrested suspects on child exploitation charges and registry violations while rescuing a child from an ongoing sextortion scheme.
Republican Brent Taylor and Democrat Justin Pearson to Vie for Tennessee’s Newly Redrawn District in November
A new congressional district carved up the Democratic stronghold of Memphis and now favors Republicans.
US Announces New Sanctions on Cuba Targeting Military Imports
The new sanctions target five Cuban entities and eight individuals involved in military procurement from China, Russia, and other countries.
