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Iowa Sues Roblox Alleging Sexual Exploitation of Children
Up to two-thirds of U.S. children aged 9 to 12 are estimated to have Roblox accounts.
US Manufacturing Growth Extends in December But Momentum Slows as Orders Fall
Manufacturing expanded for a fifth straight month even as new orders dipped for the first time in a year and cost pressures intensified.
Warner Bros. Board Urges Shareholders to Reject Paramount Hostile Takeover Bid
Chair of Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors, says Paramount’s offer is ‘inadequate.’
Trump Taps DHS Deputy Secretary as Ambassador to El Salvador
El Salvador has played a high-profile role in the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement, including deportations of Venezuelan gang members.
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Amid Retirement Challenges, Younger Generations Show Hope
‘Young generations are more financially prepared because they separate their identities from their incomes,’ one expert said.
California Allows Tesla to Continue Sales in State for Now
The company gets a reprieve in a case over alleged false marketing of its Autopilot features.
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Supreme Court to Hear Death Row Inmate’s Claim of Racial Bias in Jury Selection
A lower court found Terry Pitchford waived his right to claim discrimination.
DOE Orders Coal Plant in Washington State to Continue Operating
‘The Trump administration will continue taking action to keep America’s coal plants running,’ the energy secretary said.
Pentagon Escalates Probe of Sen. Mark Kelly Over ‘Illegal Orders’ Video
The investigation could lead to a court-martial. Kelly’s lawyer said it has ‘no legitimate basis.’
Labor Department Sends Fraud ‘Strike Team’ to Minnesota
At least seven federal entities are now investigating alleged ‘fraud, waste, and abuse’ of government programs in Minnesota.
One Big Beautiful Bill: From Taxes to Tuition, How Key Provisions Will Roll Out
The law unfolds in phases, with tax, health care, and safety-net provisions taking effect over multiple years.
USDA Must Give States More Time to Implement Food Stamp Restrictions: Judge
The new rules restrict which immigrants can receive food stamps.
US Carries Out New Strikes on Alleged Drug Boats, Killing 8
In a statement, U.S. Southern Command said that the vessels were operated by cartels that have been designated as terrorist groups by the administration.
Appeals Court Probes Whether Judge Boasberg Exceeded His Authority
Boasberg attempted to investigate executive branch officials’ state of mind when they decided how to respond to one of his orders.
US Extends ‘Robust’ Security Guarantees to Ukraine as Part of Peace Negotiations
U.S. officials said Trump will seek Senate approval for new guarantees that are similar to NATO’s Article 5 protections.
Homan Calls on Politicians to Stop Attacking ICE, Border Patrol Officers
Homeland Security officers are experiencing a 1,150 percent increase in assaults.
Major US Cities on Alert After Hanukkah Terrorist Attack in Australia
At least 11 people died in a shooting at a Hanukkah event in Australia’s Bondi Beach.
Person of Interest in Deadly Brown University Shooting Released
Authorities said that further investigation has indicated that the individual initially detained in relation to the shooting is not the suspect.
DHS Terminates Family Reunification Parole Programs in 7 Countries
In recent months, DHS terminated Temporary Protected Status for nationals from Haiti, Venezuela, Burma, Syria, and South Sudan.
