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Trump Says He’s Withdrawing Support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) accused President Trump of trying to intimidate Republican lawmakers ahead of the vote on the Epstein files.
September Jobs Report Arrives Next Week as Government Shutdown Ends: BLS
Key economic reports, from inflation to growth, will resume publishing over coming weeks.
Trump Says He Will Sue BBC for up to $5 Billion Next Week Over Jan. 6 Speech Edit
The president said he plans to speak with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer about the matter over the weekend.
White House Historical Association Reacquires Rockwell Sketches in Record Auction
The White House group won the artwork at auction, reclaiming WWII-era depictions of FDR’s White House visitors.
Business Groups Ask Supreme Court to Block California Emissions Reporting
The ESG-inspired state laws, which force companies to disclose climate risks, take effect in 2026.
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FAA Reduces Flight Cuts at Airports to 3 Percent
The announcement came after the government reopened on Nov. 12.
Johns Hopkins University Eliminates Tuition for Most Students
The changes build on donations over the years, including the multibillion-dollar gifts from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
California Orders Flipcause Online Fundraising Platform to Close
Nonprofits are owed about $500,000, according to the attorney general’s order.
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DOJ Defends Comey Case’s Grand Jury Proceedings Amid Concerns From Judge
The judge had expressed concern that Attorney General Pam Bondi wasn’t able to fully review the grand jury proceedings.
Wall Street Review: Stocks Show Resilience in a Volatile Week
Investor sentiment swung sharply between optimism and caution.
Trump Removes Tariffs on Beef, Coffee, Other Agricultural Products
The White House cited ’substantial progress in recent trade negotiations’ while announcing the change.
Kansas Mayor, a Mexican Citizen, Illegally Voted in State Elections: DHS
The mayor entered the country on a green card, and then illegally claimed citizenship on voter registration forms, according to Homeland Security.
How Trump Regained Ground, Opened New Fronts, in the Culture War
Conservatives celebrate the president’s lightning strategy but wonder if the gains will hold.
US Reaches Framework Trade Deals With Argentina, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Ecuador
The agreements will provide tariff relief on certain goods while opening foreign markets for U.S goods, a senior administration official said.
Here’s How This Shutdown Was Different Than Others
In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.
Judge Denies Rep. McIver’s Motions to Dismiss Assault Charges
The House representative alleged she was selectively targeted by federal prosecutors after a clash with federal agents at an immigration detention center.
Around 1,000 Flights Canceled Thursday After Government Shutdown Ends
Around 996 flights were canceled and 906 were delayed as of Thursday morning at 11:00 a.m. ET, according to a tracking website.
Swiss Officials to Resume Tariff Talks in Washington
The United States has signaled that a compromise on the tariff is within reach, though no final figure has been set.
Rubio Says Reports That UK Suspended Intelligence Sharing Over Caribbean Boat Strikes Is ‘False News’
After a meeting with G7 nations in Canada, Rubio said none of the other countries broached the topic of U.S. actions in the Caribbean, including the UK.
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic to Retire When Term Expires in February
During his tenure, Bostic has faced scrutiny surrounding investment actions between 2017 and 2022.
What to Know About Food Stamps as Congress Poised to End Shutdown
The package the House is set to vote on will fund the food stamp program for the rest of the fiscal year.
