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First F-47 Is Being Built, Set to Fly in 2028: US Air Force Chief of Staff
The announcement comes amid a race between the United States and China to field the world’s first operational sixth-generation fighter.
US Current Account Deficit Falls Sharply From Record High
Officials say the reduction was driven mainly by a decline in the goods deficit.
US Manufacturing Continues to Expand as Business Confidence Rises, Price Pressures Ease
Factory growth has cooled somewhat from summer highs but remains solid as inflation eases and inventories rise.
Climber Who Died in Fall Off Mount Shasta Ice Sheet Is Identified
Matias Augusto Travizano was a physicist and entrepreneur who lived in California, where he worked as a visiting scholar.
Google Says Users Removed Over COVID-19 Views Can Rejoin YouTube
The company also said it has not and will not employ so-called fact-checkers.
Judge Upholds Minnesota Rule Letting Males Compete in Girls’ Sports
The opinion upholds a policy allowing athletes to compete based on gender identity, rejecting a Title IX challenge from a female athlete advocacy group.
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Farmers, Ranchers in 49 States to Get IRS Tax Relief Due to Drought
More than 65 percent of the Western United States has experienced drought this year, and 14 percent ‘extreme or exceptional drought.’
Uzbekistan Strikes $8.5 Billion Deal With Boeing to Buy 22 Dreamliners
The agreement was made following Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s recent visit to the United States.
Trump Warns Against Globalist Agendas in UN Address, Holds Bilaterals
The president said global migration and climate agendas are hurting Western societies and economies.
Health Officials Warn of Link Between Tylenol and Autism–What to Know
RFK Jr. and other health leaders are warning against routine use of acetaminophen and say an existing drug can be used to treat autism.
Ryan Routh Rests His Case in Trial Over Trump Assassination Attempt
Ryan Routh, who is representing himself, called three witnesses: a gun expert and two character witnesses who said they have known him for years.
China’s Rare Earth Magnet Exports to US Dip as Global Shipments Grow
The European Union remained the top destination for Chinese rare earth magnets, importing 2,582 metric tons in August.
Pentagon Tightens Rules on Media Access, Information Disclosure
‘The press is no longer allowed to roam the halls of a secure facility,’ Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said.
Kirk Remembered for His Faith, Courage at Memorial Service Attended by Tens of Thousands
Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, said during her eulogy for her husband that she forgave the suspected assassin.
Kash Patel Says FBI Investigating ‘Theories and Questions’ on Charlie Kirk Assassination
The FBI will investigate the location of where the shot was taken, text messages, and other details related to Kirk’s death.
What to Know About Pending Changes to Vaccines Against COVID-19, Measles
A federal vaccine advisory committee recommended several changes, while postponing a vote on hepatitis B vaccination.
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel Opts to Not Run Against Vivek Ramaswamy for Governor
The announcement eases the path for the former Republican presidential candidate and billionaire biotech entrepreneur.
Proposals Seek to Honor Slain Icon Charlie Kirk With Civil-Discourse Program, Other Tributes
Supporters are advancing dozens of proposals, ranging from a new debate-oriented college degree to a statue inside the U.S. Capitol.
Prosecution Rests Case in Trial of Trump Assassination Attempt Suspect: 5 Takeaways
The trial resumes on Monday with Routh—who is representing himself—calling his first witness.
