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In Photos: 2025 US Capitol Christmas Tree Arrives in Washington
The 53-foot red fir hails from the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, which spans most of Nevada and part of eastern California.
National Archives Celebrates Grand Opening of ‘The American Story’ Exhibit
Visitors can explore historical documents and artifacts using interactive kiosks that customize the experience to their own personal interests.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Says She’s Resigning From Congress
The move came amid a fallout with President Donald Trump.
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.
Social Security Commissioner Touts ‘Tremendous Progress’
The agency has served 65 percent more callers in 2025 compared to 2024.
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US Business Activity Accelerates, With New Orders Notching Biggest Gains So Far This Year
New orders surge to the fastest pace of 2025 as services drive U.S. growth, signaling solid late-year economic expansion.
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.
Eric Swalwell Announces Run for California Governor on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’
As he enters the race for governor, Swalwell joins a crowded field of Democratic contenders.
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House Democrats Seek to Block Funding for US Military Action Against Venezuela
Trump has not ruled out the possibility of U.S. strikes on land-based targets or other military action against Venezuela specifically.
House Passes Resolution Denouncing ‘Horrors of Socialism’
There were 86 Democrats who joined all Republicans to vote in favor of the resolution.
Botulism Outbreak Linked to Infant Formula Expands to 15 States
The FDA has received reports that the recalled products are still being sold in multiple states.
FAA Awards $10,000 Bonuses to 776 Air Traffic Workers Who Had Perfect Attendance During Shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy commended the workers for keeping the public safe during the federal government shutdown.
Lawmakers Want to Block US Purchases of Chinese Chipmaking Equipment
It’s a matter of national security that domestic chipmaking tools meet standards of ’reliability and integrity,' lawmaker says.
US Working ‘Quietly’ on Russia–Ukraine Peace Plan: White House
Trump ’supports this plan,‘ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said. ’It’s a good plan for both Russia and Ukraine.’
Members of Congress Skeptical That Stock Trading Ban Will Pass
The members who are advocates of the bill said internal resistance to the measure within the Senate and House was high.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Termination of Protected Status for Syrians
Temporary protected status for Syrians was due to end on Nov. 21.
Order Restricting Use of Force by Immigration Agents in Chicago-Area Paused by Appeals Court
The federal appeals court also warned against ‘overreading’ its ruling and said a rapid appeal process could result in a ‘more tailored and appropriate’ order.
Jessica Tisch to Remain NYPD Commissioner Under Mamdani
The mayor-elect lauded Tisch’s work tackling corruption in the top levels of the police department.
Fed Split Over December Rate Cuts, Raising Economic Uncertainty
Federal Reserve meeting participants are concerned about jobs and inflation remaining above target.
Rep. Jordan Refers Jack Smith’s Former Aide to DOJ for Criminal Prosecution
The former official, Thomas Windom, had failed to provide answers to a House Republican panel in September, the letter says.
