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Trump Signs Regenerative Agriculture Order to Boost Food Supply
The order instructs officials to research the effect of cumulative exposure of chemicals in the nation’s food supply.
Federal Court Clears Way for Gulf of America Energy Development
The decision follows the Secretary of War determining energy production in regions vital to national security interests.
Trump Hosts Rose Garden Club Dinner for American Farmers
The president celebrated ranchers and agricultural producers and their foundational role over the nation’s 250 years.
Brimstone and Century Aluminum to Create First US Aluminum Mine-to-Metal Supply Chain
Aluminum is needed for national defense and electric vehicles, but the U.S. produces less than one-sixth of the aluminum it consumes, Brimstone said.
Micron Stock Surges 16 Percent After 3rd-Quarter Earnings Crush Expectations
Micron showed memory chip demand is still high as third-quarter revenue and earnings beat expectations by 16 percent and 22 percent respectively.
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Cargo Ship Struck Near Strait of Hormuz by ‘Unknown Projectile’
The UK Royal Navy’s Maritime Trade Organization said that ships in the area ‘are advised to transit with caution and report any suspicious activity.’
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s New Student Loan Restrictions
The rule significantly changed federal lending options for graduate students.
SpaceX Signs $6.3 Billion Compute Deal With Startup Reflection AI
Musk’s SpaceX signed a compute deal with startup Reflection AI amid a 16 percent decline in SpaceX stock on June 22.
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Senior Senator Breaks With Schumer, Endorses Progressive El-Sayed in Michigan Primary
Maryland’s Van Hollen, a former chair of the Senate Democratic campaign arm, becomes the second senator to back El-Sayed.
Ahead of Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Vote, Board Member Resigns in Protest
In a statement, Christina Smyth said the result of the vote was already decided on the mayoral campaign trail.
Supreme Court Issues Major Rulings on Weedkiller, Guns, Immigration: Key Takeaways
The Supreme Court is expected to release even more consequential rulings next week.
Supreme Court Sides With Monsanto in Dispute Over Weedkiller’s Alleged Cancer Risk
Monsanto had argued that the legal doctrine of preemption shielded it from any state-level claims.
White House Pushes Year-Round E15 Gasoline Sales in Supplemental Funding Bill
The provision would codify permanent sales of higher-ethanol blend year-round.
White House Requests $87.6 Billion for Iran Operation, Farmers, and Ebola
The Trump administration is asking Congress for $87.6 billion to cover military operations, help for farmers, and international aid.
FBI Adds 2 Accused Medicare Fraudsters to New Most Wanted List
Combined, the two fugitives are accused of defrauding the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump From Implementing Proof of Citizenship Requirement to Vote
The ruling converts a preliminary injunction that the judge had issued a year ago into a permanent ban.
Ben McAdams Wins Democratic Primary in Utah’s First Congressional District
McAdams will face Republican candidate Riley Owen, an intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve, in the November election.
Arsonist or Scapegoat? Attorneys Offer Closing Arguments in Pacific Palisades Fire Trial
A federal jury will decide whether a 29-year-old Uber driver set the blaze that would lead to one of the most destructive fires in U.S. history.
South Carolina Attorney General Wins GOP Runoff for Governor
Alan Wilson will face Democratic state Rep. Jermaine Johnson in the Nov. 3 election.
Appeals Court Says Federal Government Can Fast-Track Deportations
The Department of Homeland Security acted properly when it quickened deportations ‘to the maximum extent allowed by law,’ a majority said.
Supreme Court Sides With Michigan County in Tax Foreclosure Dispute
A Michigan family whose home was foreclosed by the county over unpaid taxes argued that they should have been paid the fair market value of their home.
