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Transportation Secretary Warns Agency May Have to Close Airspace Next Week
‘You may see us close certain parts of the airspace,’ Secretary Sean Duffy said, citing a shortage of air traffic controllers.
Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Sales Drop After CDC Narrows Guidance
Revenue declined by 7 percent in the third quarter, compared to Q3 2024.
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Supreme Court to Decide on Trump’s Tariffs: 6 Things to Know
The court will determine the fate of Trump’s global tariffs, which were levied in response to chronic trade imbalances and decades of unfair trade practices.
Sydney Sweeney Breaks Silence on American Eagle Jeans Ad Backlash, Trump Approval
The actress and model said she didn’t pay much attention to the uproar because of her busy schedule.
NASA Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has been continuously manned by astronauts and cosmonauts since Nov. 2, 2000.
Takeaways From Hegseth’s Asia Tour
The U.S. Secretary of War made stops in Vietnam, Japan, Malaysia, and South Korea, as well as the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
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Denny’s Restaurant Chain to Go Private in $620 Million Deal
The transaction is expected to be completed in Q1, 2026.
Judge Upholds Suspension of Connecticut Teacher Who Had Crucifix in Classroom
The plaintiff intends to appeal, citing religious discrimination and a violation of her First Amendment rights.
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Hegseth Says US-South Korea Alliance Will Stay Focused on Deterring North Korea
The Pentagon chief praised South Korea for its plans to raise military spending and called the Asian country a ’model ally' of the United States.
Trump Admin Redirects Tariff Revenue to Fund WIC as Shutdown Drags On
The funds will go toward three weeks of child nutrition benefits for nearly 7 million recipients.
US Government Shutdown Now Tied for Longest in History
The lapse in funding has gone on so long that Republicans must craft a new spending resolution to replace a proposal that would expire Nov. 21.
Minneapolis, NYC Mayoral Races Test Growing Power of Democratic Socialists
Candidates aligned with the Democratic Socialists of America are gaining influence; critics warn voters about anti-capitalist policies.
FDA’s Top Drug Regulator Has Resigned, Health Department Says
Dr. George Tidmarsh was head of the Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
Trump Now Says He Won’t Attend Tariffs Case at Supreme Court
The president had said Oct. 15 he would attend but now says his presence would be a distraction from an important court case.
Virginia Governor Race Enters Home Stretch
Both sides say the race is consequential. For Republicans, it’s about continuing on the right path. For Democrats, it’s about setting an example to defy Trump.
‘Massive Fraud’ Uncovered in Food Stamp Program, Says Agriculture Secretary as Benefits Lapse
Thousands of cases of illegal benefit use were found, and dozens were arrested for SNAP fraud.
Bessent: US Working at ‘Warp Speed’ to Reduce Reliance on Chinese Critical Minerals
The secretary said China has been an ‘unreliable supplier.’
Supreme Court to Consider Defense Contractor’s Liability in Terrorist Attack
The case focuses on a veteran who suffered long-term injuries in a 2016 terrorist attack.
China ‘Made a Real Mistake’ With Rare Earth Threats: Bessent
The Treasury chief said Beijing’s export controls have alerted trading partners to the dangers of relying on China for critical minerals.
