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Trump Urges Israel, Hamas to ‘Move Fast’ on Gaza Peace Plan
Delegations from Israel, Hamas, the United States, and Qatar are meeting in Egypt on Monday.
South Carolina Officials Confirm Measles Outbreak
‘We strongly encourage everyone to review their immunization records and make sure they are up to date on all recommended vaccinations,’ Dr. Linda Bell said.
Supreme Court Begins New Term, Set to Consider Trump Cases
The court is expected to hear cases related to gender, Trump’s firings, and a slew of other issues.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Compensation County Owes From Foreclosure
A federal appeals court rejected the petitioner’s argument that the seizing of equity in the home violated the Eighth Amendment.
Sen. Scott Urges Federal Government to Impose Tariffs on Foreign Generic Drugs
The senator warned that the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain is vulnerable because of its ‘overreliance on adversaries.’
Judge Blocks Trump From Deploying Any National Guard Troops to Portland
About 200 members of the California National Guard from Los Angeles were reassigned to Portland, according to the Pentagon.
California Governor Vetoes Bill Mandating New Health Curriculum for Elementary and Middle Schools
Some opponents of the bill are concerned that it includes ’the theory that reproductive anatomy does not necessarily determine a person’s gender.’
Japanese Friendship Garden in San Diego Is a Tribute to Traditional Culture
The garden is located in Balboa Park, which includes elements of many different countries, ethnicities, and cultures around the world.
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US Ambassador to China Signals US Won’t Capitulate to Beijing on Taiwan Policy
The Chinese regime has been vocal about seizing Taiwan by force if necessary.
US Navy Marks 250th Anniversary With ‘Titans of the Sea’ Celebration
Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia hosts America’s Navy 250: Titans of the Sea.
Trump Coal Boost Gains Momentum as Bids, Land Opened Up
Leases awarded in Alabama and Utah, new mines approved in Tennessee and Wyoming, more than 13 million acres opened to coal mining this year.
Trump Admin to Offer Stipends for Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Children Who Voluntarily Return Home
The payment is meant to support the children’s reintegration into their home countries, according to federal officials.
Retraining TikTok US Algorithm Not Enough If App Retains Characteristics, Experts Say
A 2021 rule by the Cyberspace Administration of China required recommendation algorithms to ‘promote core socialist values.’
After Discovery of Massive ‘White Gold’ Deposit, Arkansas Towns Prepare for Boom
Rural Lafayette County, with one-third its 1930s population, braces for impact as the epicenter of a rapidly intensifying global rush for lithium.
US Strikes Another Narco-Trafficking Boat Near Venezuela Coast, Hegseth Announces
‘Four male narco-terrorists aboard the vessel were killed in the strike, and no US forces were harmed in the operation,’ the Pentagon chief says.
US Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Hawaii’s Gun Law
Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group filed the petition, arguing the state law violates the Second Amendment.
Judge Recuses Himself in Lawsuit Over Trump’s Deployment of Troops in Oregon
The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.
First State Opts in to Federal School Choice Tax Incentive
Several states with existing tax credits for school vouchers could decide based on the success of their own programs.
Trump Notifies Congress of ‘Armed Conflict’ With Drug Cartels
Pentagon officials informed members of Congress of the development after strikes were carried out on boats in the Caribbean.
Markets Unfazed by Government Shutdown as US Stocks, Yields Hold Steady
The leading stock market indexes were flirting with all-time highs.
US Businesses Sign Record 98 Contracts Worth $170 Billion With Foreign Government Buyers
The U.S. aerospace and defense sector inked $153 billion in contracts with foreign government entities.
