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NRA Sues Nonprofit Arm in Alleged Power Struggle With Former Board Members
The lawsuit filed in the D.C. District Court alleges trademark infringement, unfair competition, and unauthorized diversion of charitable contributions.
Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can’t Cap Overhead Reimbursement Rate for NIH Research Grants
The administration had argued that NIH followed existing laws and regulations.
Trump Says US Not at War With Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture
The U.S. president said he will be the top person in charge of U.S. actions in Venezuela.
Indiana Appeals Court Finds Retroactive Application of Gun Law Constitutional
The law states that only the state may sue a firearms manufacturer or seller, undermining a 26-year-old suit by the city of Gary.
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Trucking Insiders Reveal How Licensing System Enabled Illegal Immigrant Drivers
Variance between state regulations and limited federal regulation also contributed to the proliferation of ‘CDL mills,’ multiple training providers said.
Educator Aims to Replicate Elite Prep Schools in Online Homeschool
‘Prep schoolers make up half a percent of the population, and they run everything. ... Our last five presidencies have been prep schoolers,’ LaTulippe said.
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US Wins Exemption From Global Minimum Corporate Tax
The 15 percent tax for multinational businesses proposed by the European Union won’t apply to U.S. companies.
Corporation for Public Broadcasting Formally Shutters After Nearly 60 Years
The board of directors voted to dissolve the nonprofit organization after Congress rescinded its $1.1 billion funding.
Key Takeaways From Maduro’s First Court Appearance
The former Venezuelan leader and his wife pleaded not guilty to charges in an indictment accusing them of participating in a narco-terrorism scheme.
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty to Narco-Terrorism Charges in Federal Court
The former Venezuelan leader and his wife have been indicted on charges related to narco-terrorism.
ICE Announces Historic 120 Percent Increase in Manpower
ICE said that thousands of newly hired agents and officers have already been deployed nationwide and are actively supporting enforcement operations.
Congress Returns From Holiday Recess—What to Know
On the top of the agenda is funding the government, with a current deadline of Jan. 30.
Trump: Acting Venezuelan Leader Will Face Consequences If She Doesn’t ‘Do What’s Right’
Delcy Rodríguez was named the interim leader over the weekend after Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. special forces.
Deputy Director Dan Bongino Officially Resigns From FBI
Bongino said in December that he would step down from the bureau in January.
Venezuela’s Broken Oil Industry and Trump’s Plan to Rebuild It After Maduro’s Ouster
Aging infrastructure, frequent blackouts, and poor maintenance have turned Venezuela’s once-vast oil network into a safety and reliability risk.
Venezuelans at Home, Abroad Celebrate Maduro’s Capture, but Question What Comes Next
The U.S. president said he is appointing a team to temporarily run the country that includes Secretary of State Marco Rubio and War Secretary Pete Hegseth.
US Agencies Terminate ‘Wasteful’ Contracts Worth $1.6 Billion Ceiling Value: DOGE
According to a Jan. 1 update on the DOGE website, the initiative has so far saved an estimated $215 billion, or about $1,335 per taxpayer.
US Coast Guard Suspends Search for Survivors of Drug Boat Strikes in Pacific Ocean
The U.S. Southern Command said its forces conducted kinetic strikes against a convoy of three ‘narco-trafficking vessels’ in the Pacific on Dec. 30.
Wegovy Lots Recalled After Hair Is Detected in a Prefilled Syringe
The manufacturer initiated the recall, but the number of lots involved wasn’t revealed.
