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‘I Normally Work Until 11 PM’: RFK Jr. Refutes Report He’s Disengaged
‘Had you read my calendar, you would have seen that I have back-to-back meetings all day, every day,’ the health secretary said.
Trump Nominates Former Consumer Protection Official Brian Johnson to Lead CFPB
The nomination is now with the Senate for confirmation.
New Car Prices Drop Slightly, Incentives Increase: Report
EV prices dropped on a yearly basis for the 11th consecutive month in May.
Pentagon’s Latest China Blacklist Reflects Growing Doubts About Private Firms’ Independence
The Department of War’s expanded list underscores concerns that Chinese firms may be required to support state objectives.
16 Academics Sign Letter Calling for Public Inquest Into Epstein Accuser’s Suicide
Sixteen academics say there are established links between suicide and victims of domestic violence and that an inquest is appropriate and necessary.
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Defendant in Deadly LA Wildfires Wanted ‘Revenge Against Society,’ Prosecutor Says
In opening statements, attorneys sparred over the cause of the catastrophic Palisades Fire and the defendant’s alleged motive.
DOJ Says UC Davis Medical School Used Race-Based Admissions
The DOJ made its conclusion after a six-month investigation into the medical school’s admissions practices. The school refuted the DOJ’s findings.
FBI Searches California Aerospace Plant Where Chemical Tank Overheated
Investigators planned to seize evidence, paperwork, and other items related to last month’s incident.
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Nearly Half of US Firms Surveyed Hold Back on China Investment Despite Profits
A survey says tariffs, export controls, weak demand, Chinese competition, and procurement barriers continue to weigh on expansion plans.
DC Homicides Down 46 Percent in 2026 as Crime Keeps Dropping in Nation’s Capital
Overall, there has been a broad decline in the major crime categories, except for assault with a dangerous weapon.
Trump Asks Congress for Short-Term Extension of FISA Surveillance Program as Deadline Nears
The president called for a temporary extension of Section 702 as Democrats block renewal over his pick of Bill Pulte to lead U.S. intelligence.
Interior Announces $461 Million for Parks, Playgrounds, Trails
The investments will support projects that improve the quality of life for local people, the department said.
Trump-Tapped Flippo Poised to Take GOP Nod in Deep Red Nevada House Primary
The retired Air Force officer holds a double-digit percentage point lead over James Settelmeyer in the GOP race to succeed retiring eight-term Rep. Mark Amodei.
27 States Sign Up for Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program
Taxpayers can secure credits of up to $1,700 for contributions to scholarship-granting organizations.
Texas Races to Contain Flesh-Eating Parasite Amid Threat to Livestock
Ranchers are preparing their herds as officials look to speed up production of sterile flies to combat the screwworm outbreak.
Homan: ‘More ICE Agents Than You’ve Ever Seen’ Coming to New York City
The border czar said the move is in response to a law signed by New York’s governor last month.
US Debt Inches Closer to 100 Percent of GDP—What to Know
‘The biggest threat to this country is our national debt,’ Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) told The Epoch Times.
Pentagon Denies It Retaliated Against Anthropic in Security-Risk Designation Case
The Pentagon also argued that Anthropic’s claim under the Administrative Procedure Act is not subject to judicial review.
Airline Profits to Fall 50 Percent in 2026 as Jet Fuel Prices Spike
American Airlines has suspended some of its routes amid rising fuel costs, while Spirit Airlines shut down operations last month.
Trump Nominates Todd Blanche for Attorney General
The White House announced the nomination in a short update posted on its website.
