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DOJ Sues Arizona, Connecticut for Failing to Hand Over Voter Rolls
The U.S. Justice Department said it is taking the states to court as part of its mission to ensure free and fair elections.
Suspect in Brown University, MIT Shootings Confessed on Video Before Suicide: DOJ
In the videos, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente showed no remorse for the attack, according to the Justice Department.
Medicaid Will ‘Claw Back’ Fraud Funds From Minnesota: Agency Head
California may be misspending a larger amount of Medicaid money, Dr. Mehmet Oz said, as he also raised concerns over Medicaid use qualifying people to vote.
Michael Reagan, Eldest Son of President Ronald Reagan, Dies at 80
The conservative commentator remembered as promoting his father’s legacy, passed away peacefully at home.
Wyoming Supreme Court Rules Abortion May Stay Legal Due to Obamacare Amendment
Four justices chose to strike down two state laws banning abortion procedures and medication based on a state constitutional amendment in response to Obamacare.
Court Sides With Christian Mission in Dispute Over Hiring According to Religious Beliefs
The suit, which a district court dismissed in 2024, can now move forward in the mission’s bid to hire employees aligned with its beliefs.
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Trump Admin Freezes $10 Billion in Child Care Funding for Minnesota, 4 Other States
‘Under the Trump administration, we are ensuring that federal taxpayer dollars are being used for legitimate purposes,’ a spokesman said.
Trucking Insiders Reveal How Licensing System Enabled Illegal Immigrant Drivers
Variance between state regulations and limited federal regulation also contributed to the proliferation of ‘CDL mills,’ multiple training providers said.
Chinese Consulate Security Attacks Protesters Who Celebrated Maduro’s Capture
Jie Lijian, one of the protesters who was pepper-sprayed, called the case typical of the Chinese regime’s transnational repression.
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Trump Warns He Might Be Impeached If Republicans Don’t Win in 2026
‘You got to win the midterms,’ the president stressed during a House GOP retreat Tuesday.
Somali UN Ambassador Linked to Ohio Health Care Company Sanctioned for Medicaid Fraud, HHS Says
U.S. health officials said the U.N. Security Council president is associated with a Cincinnati home health agency targeted in a federal fraud case.
The Challenge for US Companies to Rebuild Venezuelan Oil Industry Wrecked by Decades of Neglect
‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on the rule of law,’ said Jason Isaac, CEO of American Energy Institute.
FAA Picks 2 Firms to Replace Aging American Radar Systems
The OBBB, signed by President Donald Trump in July, allocated $12.5 billion to modernize America’s air traffic control system.
NRA Sues Nonprofit Arm in Alleged Power Struggle With Former Board Members
The lawsuit filed in the D.C. District Court alleges trademark infringement, unfair competition, and unauthorized diversion of charitable contributions.
USPS Phasing Out Non-Domiciled Contracted Truckers
The move is in line with the Department of Transportation’s interim final rule on the issuance of non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses.
Florida Made Nearly 20,000 Immigration Arrests in 2025
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced plans for third deportation site—the ‘Panhandle Pokey.’
Venezuela’s Acting President Says She Wants to Cooperate With US
Nicolás Maduro’s deputy, now the country’s interim leader, said, ‘We invite the U.S. government to collaborate with us.’
Maduro, His Wife Plead Not Guilty to Narco-Terrorism Charges
The deposed Venezuelan leader pleaded not guilty to all four charges, telling the judge, ‘I am a decent man, the president of my country.’
FAA Reopens Airspace Over Caribbean After Venezuela Operation
The FAA’s airspace restrictions in the Caribbean went into effect early on Jan. 3.
Reports of US Raid on Maduro Ripple Through China, Stirring Political Speculation
As news of Maduro’s capture spreads, people say the episode has intensified debate over authoritarian rule and China’s own political future.
