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Taiwan Minister Says ‘Consensus’ Reached With US to Shield Chips From Tariffs
Taiwanese Economic Minister Kung Ming-hsin told reporters that Taiwan has not finalized any trade agreement with the United States yet.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Placing Conditions on Federal Disaster Funds
The administration required local governments to end programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and support federal immigration enforcement.
Shoppers Take Advantage of Bargains to Save on Holiday Turkey
The price of turkey this year is down for consumers despite a hike in wholesale prices.
Washington Resident Dies From Avian Influenza Complications
The person owned a flock of domestic birds in their backyard, state officials said.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Says She’s Resigning From Congress
The move came amid a fallout with President Donald Trump.
DOJ Sues California to End In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.
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Stepbrother of High School Girl Who Died on Carnival Cruise Now a Suspect
The 16-year-old stepbrother of the Florida high school senior who died this month on a Carnival cruise ship has been identified as a suspect in her death.
Tyson To Shutter Nebraska Beef Plant in January
Announcement of the closure sparked reaction from cattlemen and state officials as the national beef market continued to struggle Friday.
Federal Judge Blocks IRS From Releasing Tax Data to Assist in Deportations
A federal judge in Washington ruled the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.
Three Attorneys General Challenge FDA Approval of New Generic Abortion Pill
The Missouri attorney general’s office accused the FDA of approving the new version of mifepristone without requiring new safety studies.
Americans Can Expect $1,000 Bump in 2026 Tax Refunds: White House
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said 2026 ‘could be a record-breaking tax refund season.’
Treasury Department to Issue Rules Limiting Tax Credit Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
Under the proposed rulemaking, some individual income tax credits would fall within the definition of ‘federal public benefits’ and exclude illegal immigrants.
Trump Admin Threatens to Withhold $75M From Pennsylvania Over Foreigner CDLs
Pennsylvania became the second state to face federal transportation funding cuts after allegedly issuing illegal commercial licenses.
Alleged Chinese Drug Trafficker Extradited From Mexico Pleads Not Guilty in New York Court
The defendant is allegedly ‘a leader of one of the most prolific drug trafficking and money laundering organizations in the world,’ a prosecutor said.
FBI Targets ‘764’ Network That Preys on Victims as Young as 9
FBI leaders say more than 300 probes are underway into the violent online network that coerces children into self-harm and exploitation.
US Cancels October Jobs Report After Government Shutdown Halts Data Collection
Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.
US Undergoing Strongest Homebuyers Market in Over a Decade
The price of homes may also be plateauing, Redfin reported.
This NY Town Shows the Promise of Mining to Come in Battle With China
A century-old mine and mill in rural St. Lawrence County will be producing concentrates for U.S. manufacturers—now totally reliant on imports—by year’s end.
Trump Promises Saudi Crown Prince to Help Resolve Years-Long Conflict in Sudan
The U.S. president vowed to work toward a peace deal in the third-largest African nation.
