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Federal Appeals Court Allows National Guard to Stay in DC
Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.
Billboards Promote ‘Illegal Orders’ Message as Pentagon Official Warns of Deadly Outcomes
A Republican member of the House Armed Services Committee urges service members, ‘Don’t fall for it.’
Lawmakers Divided After Admiral’s Briefings on Drug Boat Strikes
The ongoing congressional investigation is seeking to determine if the Department of War acted lawfully in the strikes if survivors were targeted.
Faulty Instrument‑Panel Display Prompts Recall of 72,500 Ram Trucks
It’s the second recall notice issued this week for Ram trucks.
In-N-Out Will Open in Tennessee on Dec. 10, Sources Say
The chain announced it planned to expand to Tennessee in January 2023.
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US Home Prices Surge Nearly 55 Percent Over Past Five Years: NAHB
Knoxville, Tennessee, recorded the biggest price hike at nearly 90 percent; Odessa, Texas, had the lowest at about 18 percent.
House Republicans to Pass Bills Aimed at Blocking CCP Influence in K-12 Schools
‘The Chinese Communist Party’s attempts to interfere with our curriculum and students is a direct threat to our national security,’ Rep. Dave Joyce said.
California Launches Public Portal for Reporting Allegations of Federal Immigration Agent Misconduct
California’s new web portal is part of broader state resistance to federal enforcement efforts.
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Trump Orders Flags Flown at Half-Staff in Memory of Slain National Guard Member
Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, has been charged with her death.
Trump Says He Wants Jack Smith to Testify Publicly After House GOP Judiciary Subpoena
Lawyers for the former special counsel also said they want him to testify in public.
US Sanctions Venezuelans Citing Tren de Aragua Ties
The alleged financial leader of Tren de Aragua was among those sanctioned by the Treasury Department.
State Department to Require Social Media Review for H-1B Visa Applicants
Student visa and exchange visitor applicants are already being subject to an online presence review.
Supreme Court Weighs Street Preacher’s Claim
The preacher tried to challenge a law that forced protestors to demonstrate in a designated area, but his case was dismissed.
Trump Pardons Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar
The U.S. congressman and his wife faced up to 20 years behind bars had they been convicted of bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering.
Trump Gives Most Direct Endorsement for Abolishing Federal Income Tax
The president made the comments during a meeting with his Cabinet members on Tuesday.
Supreme Court to Examine If Street Preacher’s Lawsuit Can Proceed
The court is not expected to address the First Amendment issue, but whether a previous ruling prevents him from bringing a civil suit.
Republican Matt Van Epps Wins Tennessee Special Election
After a race that some polls had predicted could see razor thin margins, Republican Matt Van Epps easily held the district for the GOP.
Trump Warns Strikes Inside Venezuela Will Start ‘Very Soon,’ Other Countries Could Be Targeted
Attacks on the ground would be an escalation of the conflict that has been brewing since September, when boats suspected of trafficking drugs were hit.
Americans Spent $44 Billion Online Over Holiday Stretch, Adobe Reports
‘If there’s going to be a consumer spending pullback, it’s probably going to wait until 2026,’ says Bankrate analyst Ted Rossman.
US Economy Outperforms on Back of Tech Investment Boom, OECD Says
The OECD said the United States is outperforming other advanced economies largely because of exceptionally strong investment in ICT and AI.
