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US Strategic Petroleum Reserve at Lowest Level Since 1982
The Trump administration allowed the withdrawal of 172 million barrels from the reserve in March due to the Iran war.
ICE Proposes Insurance Coverage for Local Officers Involved in Immigration Arrests
The proposal comes as the Trump administration has intensified its immigration enforcement efforts nationwide.
US Condemns Israeli Strikes on Syrian Airbase as ‘Unnecessary Escalation’
Syria said the strikes were a violation of its sovereignty, while Washington warned that further military action could undermine regional stability.
US Import Prices Unexpectedly Fell in July
Meanwhile, the cost of Chinese goods rose at the fastest pace in nearly 20 years.
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz to Remain Shut Until US Meets Deal Conditions
A top Iranian official made the comments on Tuesday as a U.S. blockade of Iran continues.
NSA Blocked Reports of CCP Interference in US Elections From Reaching Trump: Declassified Docs
Newly released files document intelligence leaders’ efforts to suppress evidence of Chinese influence in U.S. elections.
DOJ Reviews William & Mary Scholarships Over Possible Race Discrimination
The Justice Department said scholarships at the Virginia university appear to favor people of color.
Florida, Alaska, Wyoming Hold Primaries: What to Watch
In Alaska, two candidates of the same name are running for the U.S. Senate seat, while in Florida there are multiple competitive races.
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Judge Orders Release of Kentucky Woman in World War II Memorial Vandalism Case
Federal prosecutors called Melissa Farris a flight risk and are seeking to reverse the decision ahead of a September hearing.
Fungi Fever: Hunting Mushrooms in the Grand Canyon State
When it rains, it spores in Arizona’s high country.
Trump Admin Pauses Border Project in Texas Big Bend National Park
CBP Chief Rodney Scott is planning an on-site review after bipartisan pushback over a border wall through the remote Texas park.
House Democratic Leader Says He Does Not Support Medicare for All
Rep. Ro Khanna cited a recent Yale study that found Medicare for All could save $1 trillion in healthcare costs.
Kushner Holds Talks With Netanyahu on Gaza Peace Plan
Washington is seeking to bridge differences between Israel and Hamas over implementation of a Trump-backed plan for lasting regional peace.
Diversity Lawsuits Force DEI Agenda on American Companies, Consumer Group Says
Settlements often require companies to hire diversity executives, conduct external audits, and implement DEI training, the report states.
Democrats Approve Competing Resolutions to Abolish, Reform ICE
The votes are not binding, but they spotlight the party’s splintered views on ICE. The party’s platform will be determined at the 2028 convention.
Democrats Set 2028 Primary Calendar, With South Carolina First
The Democratic Party’s presidential nominating calendar had featured Iowa first from 1972 to 2020.
Federal Judge Declines to Block Border Wall Construction on Arizona Tribal Land
The judge rejected the tribe’s argument that the border wall’s construction would constitute a trespass on its reservation.
HHS Report on Alleged Pediatric Gender-Treatment Fraud: 5 Key Takeaways
Clinics and activist groups allegedly misdiagnosed children with physical conditions so insurers would pay for gender procedures.
Week in Photos: The Perseids, Solar Eclipse, and Snow in Africa
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Investors Sue Selena Gomez Over Mental Health Startup
The lawsuit claims Gomez failed to promote Wondermind Global after nearly $1.2 million in investments.
Kushner to Visit Israel for Talks With Netanyahu on Gaza Peace Plan
The expected visit follows Netanyahu’s recent rejection of parts of the Board of Peace proposal.
