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White House Ballroom Project Breaks Ground
The project will be financed without taxpayer money, with completion expected before end of Trump’s term in early 2029.
Growing Share of Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence, Pew Study Finds
The survey of 9,544 adults also suggests an overall shift toward optimism about religion’s place in public life.
Florida Files Criminal Subpoenas Against Gaming Platform Roblox
Florida becomes the third state to take legal action against the popular gaming platform.
Trump Says AUKUS May Not Be Needed, US Military Power Enough to Deter CCP
President Trump affirms his commitment to AUKUS but says American strength is enough to ensure Indo-Pacific stability.
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Staff Shortages Tied to Shutdown Cause Widespread Flight Delays
Major airports in Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, and Newark reported delays as more than 5,800 flights were affected.
Oklahoma to Drop Plan to Keep Bibles in All Public School Classrooms
The state’s new superintendent intends to withdraw the Bible mandate to resolve a lawsuit challenging it.
Vehicle Hit With Artillery Shrapnel During Marine Ceremony: California Highway Patrol
The U.S. Marine Corps said it was investigating the incident, which happened along Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton.
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Justice Department Signals Attempt to Disqualify Comey’s Lead Attorney
The attorney accused the Justice Department of attempting to defame him.
US Natural Gas Exports to Mexico Grow to New Records
Mexico’s demand for liquified natural gas has boosted Texas exports into the country.
Trump Says Ukraine Should Give Up Territory in Donbas to End War
Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are expected to hold a meeting in Budapest, Hungary.
Trump Says Insurrection Act Is ‘Strongest Power a President Has’
The president gave more details on the possibility of him invoking the law.
Crude Oil Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 5 Months
The Energy Information Administration is expecting oil prices to face ‘significant downward pressure’ over the coming months.
America in Photos: US Navy’s Birthday, Southern California Storm, and Captured Fugitives
Notable moments from the past week in America
Changes to Food Stamp Program SNAP Coming in November
The changes are part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Trump Says 2 Survivors of US Strike on Drug Submarine Being Returned to Colombia, Ecuador
The submarine is at least the sixth vessel to come under fire from U.S. forces since September.
Illegal Immigrant Who Offered $10,000 Bounties to Murder ICE Agents Arrested
Eduardo Aguilar had a loaded 9mm handgun in his vehicle when he was arrested. It is a felony for illegal immigrants to possess firearms in the U.S.
Trump Imposes 25 Percent Tariffs on Imports of Medium- and Heavy-Duty Trucks Starting Nov. 1
New analysis suggests automakers are facing billions in tariff costs.
Jack Smith Referred to DOJ for Misconduct Investigation and Possible Disbarment
The former special counsel was referred to the Justice Department by several current GOP lawmakers.
Trump Says He Hopes to End War Without Having to Consider Tomahawks for Ukraine
Trump expressed confidence that he would be able to convince Putin to agree to peace as he welcomed Zelenskyy at the White House.
California Court Blocks Trump Admin’s Access to SNAP Recipients’ Data
A San Francisco judge blocked the USDA from cutting off funding for states that don’t provide the agency with data about people getting food stamps.
