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US Homeownership Tenure Hits Highest Level in 25 Years
Homeowners who sold off their properties in the third quarter made a 49.9 percent profit on a typical single-family home or condo.
US National Debt Hits $38 Trillion Milestone
The debt milestone comes as the Trump administration touts the lowest quarterly deficit in six years and soaring tariff revenues.
US Has Not Approved Long-Range Missile Strikes by Ukraine, Trump Says
He called the news report claiming that he had done so ‘fake news.’
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New York AG Urges Public to Send Footage of ICE Raids
The call follows a tense Chinatown operation that ended with multiple arrests and criticism from DHS, which accused Letitia James of ‘obstruction of justice’
DOJ Agrees to Halt Probes Into University of Virginia
‘After months of discussions with DOJ, I believe strongly that this agreement represents the best available path forward,’ UVA’s interim president said.
DHS Says It Is Sending Immigration Agents to San Francisco
The department has not specified when they will dispatch agents to the Californian sanctuary city.
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The New White House Ballroom—What to Know
Privately funded through donations and Trump’s own contribution, the project aims to create a permanent venue for major state events.
Highlights From Final NYC Mayoral Debate
The 90-minute debate took place at LaGuardia Community College in Queens, less than two weeks away from Election Day on Nov. 4.
Trump Calls on Ranchers to Lower Beef Prices; Officials Reveal Plan to Rebuild Herd
Administration officials made public a multi-agency plan to expand grazing and support livestock numbers in the country.
US Sanctions Major Russian Oil Companies
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. ‘is prepared to take further action if necessary’ and called on Moscow to immediately agree to a cease-fire.
Government Shutdown Becomes 2nd-Longest in US History: 4 Things to Know
Although Republicans hold a majority in both houses of Congress, Senate Democrats are blocking the funding bill by denying a 60-vote margin for passage.
$2.5 Billion in Small Business Loans Blocked Since Shutdown Began
California has the most number of loans blocked per week at 212 loans worth more than $126 million.
Protesters Confront ICE Agents During New York Chinatown Operation
Protesters encircled federal agents during vendor arrests in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
Judge to Rule on NJ Congresswoman’s ICE Assault Charges
Congresswoman LaMonica McIver was accused of assaulting an immigration officer outside a New Jersey Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center.
DNC Increases Spending in Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania Races
Republicans and Democrats have poured money into this year’s New Jersey gubernatorial race, making it the most expensive election in state history.
Eye Injuries Among Pickleball Players on the Rise: Study
About 20 million Americans play pickleball.
Trump Says Vote to End Shutdown Could Come ‘Pretty Soon’
Time is running out before impacts of the nearly month-long closure are expected to widen.
Comey Alleges Vindictive Prosecution, Illegal Appointment in Motions to Dismiss
The former FBI director said Trump’s statements pointed to a vindictive interest in prosecuting him.
Top FDA Official Responds to Critics, Says Agency Not Stalling Approval of Good Drugs
Dr. Vinay Prasad has attracted criticism for his decisions on vaccines and treatments.
