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RFK Jr. Says New Color-Coded Labels Coming for All Packaged Food
‘We’re going to give you the information to take control of your own own health,’ the health secretary said.
Trump Vows Vengeance for US Military Deaths
‘Our resolve and likewise that of Israel has never been stronger,’ Trump said.
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Behind America’s New Industrial Revolution
The United States is outpacing many advanced economies in growth and productivity.
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US Strikes More Than 1,000 Targets in Iran on First Day of Operation
Targets included the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps’ headquarters, air defense systems, and ballistic missile launch sites, the Pentagon said.
Federal Judge Bars Virginia Law Designed to Limit Children’s Social Media Use
A U.S. judge paused enforcement of the state measure to mandate age checks and time restrictions for minors on social media.
One of Five Houses in California’s First 3D-Printed Community Completed, Available for Sale
4DIFY, the company behind the project, is planning to create five of these 3D-printed houses to form a small neighborhood in the town of Olivehurst.
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Moore’s Creek Bridge: The Battle That Delayed Britain’s Southern Conquest
With the war at a stalemate, Britain pursued an alternate strategy: winning the war from the South. Standing in its way were the Patriots of North Carolina.
FBI Confirms Terrorism Task Force Investigating Texas Bar Shooting That Left 2 Dead
The shooting suspect, who was not named, also died, according to authorities.
Oil Prices Expected to Spike as Iran Declares Strait of Hormuz ‘Effectively Closed’
Two oil tankers and an Omani port were attacked, pausing tanker traffic in a waterway through which more than 20 percent of the world’s oil is exported.
US–Israeli Attacks Enter Second Day: What to Know
Three U.S. service members have been killed in action during Operation Epic Fury.
Trump Admin Seeks Months-Long Pause on Tariff Refunds
Lawyers for the Justice Department warned that ’the coming process will take time.’
Civil Rights Agency Approves Federal Decision to Designate Bathrooms, Locker Rooms by Sex
Federal agencies can ban transgender employees from intimate facilities reserved for members of the opposite sex, the agency ruled.
Defense Attorneys in Antifa Trial Question Police Response in ICE Detention Facility Shooting
Attorneys asked why the police officer who was shot in the neck drew his weapon after he arrived at the facility during an Antifa ‘noise protest.’
Savannah Guthrie Welcomes Anonymously Submitted Tips in Missing Mother’s Case in New Video
‘Someone out there knows something that can bring her home,’ the ‘Today’ show anchor said in an Instagram video.
Denver Mayor Signs Order to Ban Federal Immigration Agents From Using City Property
The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.
Justice Department Sues 5 More States for Refusing to Provide Voter Rolls
In total, the department has filed lawsuits against 29 states and the District of Columbia over voter roll access.
Mamdani Meets Trump for 2nd Time in White House, Proposes New Housing Plan
The New York mayor proposed a project to Trump, asking the federal government to help build nearly 12,000 housing units in the city.
Researchers Identify Chinese Influence Network That Targeted Trump, Japan Elections
The researchers found six distinct clusters pushing pro-CCP narratives.
Rubio Says US Responding After Cuba Says It Killed 4 in Speedboat Shooting
‘Suffice it to say, it is highly unusual to see shootouts in open sea like that,’ he said.
Vance Says US Sees Evidence Iran Is Trying to Pursue a Nuclear Weapon
As a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, Iran has said it has a right to pursue a civilian nuclear program, but denies seeking a weapon.
