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What We Know About the Deaths of Filmmaker Rob Reiner and His Wife
The couple’s 32-year-old son has been arrested and booked on suspicion of murder, police say.
Trump Designates Fentanyl as Weapon of Mass Destruction
The president’s executive order was issued during a ceremony honoring military members for helping secure the border.
California Sues Trump Admin Over $33 Million Withheld Due to Trucker English-Proficiency Rules
The state argues the funding decision was arbitrary, was unlawful, and threatens public safety.
Trinidad and Tobago to Open Airports to US Military
Marines have already started installing a radar system at one of the airports on the two-island Caribbean nation about 7 miles from Venezuela.
DeSantis Vows to Push Ahead With Florida’s AI Bill of Rights Despite Trump’s Executive Order
‘We have a right to do this,’ the Florida governor said at a roundtable discussion.
Advocacy Group Asks Court to Overturn NY Vaccine Mandate, Citing Supreme Court Rulings
New York’s vaccine mandate unconstitutionally prohibits exemptions for religious reasons, according to Children’s Health Defense.
Education Dept Says It Prevented $1 Billion in Student Aid Fraud After Reinstating Safeguards
Education officials said the pause of anti-fraud measures during the COVID-era created opportunities for scammers.
Rob Reiner’s Son Booked for Murder After Director, Wife Found Dead
Nick Reiner is being held without bail.
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Hollywood Salutes Filmmaker and Actor Rob Reiner With Tributes After News of Death
Former colleagues and celebrities alike honored Reiner and his wife, after they were found dead at their California home on Dec. 14.
Gen X Workers Staring Down a ‘Retirement Crisis,’ Apollo Chief Economist Warns
Inflation, a lack of savings, and depleted Social Security reserves are adding to fears over retirees’ financial future.
Elon Musk Fires Back at Claims His Transgender Child ‘Hates’ Him
A podcast clip renewed the feud between the tech billionaire and the governor of California.
US Extends ‘Robust’ Security Guarantees to Ukraine as Part of Peace Negotiations
U.S. officials said Trump will seek Senate approval for new guarantees that are similar to NATO’s Article 5 protections.
Johnson & Johnson Ordered to Pay $40 Million in Damages to 2 Women in Talcum Lawsuits
Jurors ruled that the company failed to warn consumers about known dangers of its talc-based products.
Northern US Hit With Heavy Snow as Northwest Recovers From Floods
Cold temperatures are expected throughout the northern United States into the southeast as a mass of arctic air moves south from Canada.
Nigeria’s Christians Are Caught in a Tide of Jihadi Violence
The plight of Christians received relatively little global attention until the Trump administration threatened to intervene.
Trump Wants Tiny Cars in America: What to Know
Emerging in the late 1940s, kei cars were created to provide low-cost personal transportation during Japan’s postwar reconstruction.
20 States Sue Trump for Imposing $100,000 Fee on H-1B Visas
Twenty states filed a suit claiming that the president exceeded his authority by imposing the fee.
Treasury, IRS Crack Down on Somali Fund Transfers While Probing ‘Massive Fraud Ring’
New rules will be enacted to better track money flowing ’to areas of concern, such as Somalia,' the Treasury secretary said.
Judge Blocks Government From Detaining Abrego Garcia Again
His attorneys were afraid ICE would arrest him at a hearing on Friday.
Watchdog Finds 9 Large US Banks Actively Engaged in Debanking
Banks targeted industries based on media reports and other reputational standards, the report revealed.
Trump Says He Is Pardoning Former Colorado County Clerk Tina Peters
Colorado officials say the pardon is invalid because Tina Peters was convicted under state law and the president may grant pardons only for federal offenses.
Automakers Say China’s Auto Industry Poses ‘Clear and Present’ Threat to US Industry
Experts and lawmakers discussed how China’s takeover of the auto industry could threaten America’s economy and national security.
