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Voters Across 6 States to Decide on Key Ballot Measures in November Election
California’s ballot measure could have major implications not only for the state but for national politics as well.
Court Pauses National Guard Deployment in Oregon
The latest order in the legal back and forth puts a legal stay on deployment until Oct. 28.
Trump Sets Off on Asia Tour
The U.S. president is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the last day of his trip in South Korea on Oct. 30.
7 Charged in Pennsylvania Voter Registration Fraud Scheme
Officials said they did not uncover systemic electoral manipulation in the investigation.
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Investigators Identify Area of Origin Inside Explosives Plant Where Deadly Tennessee Blast Occurred
The ATF pinpointed ‘multiple scientific hypotheses’ regarding what caused the deadly blast at Accurate Energetic Systems.
Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
Coast Guard Opens Fire on U-Haul at San Francisco Base
The rental truck was seen driving erratically and trying to ram through the entrance of the Coast Guard base, officials reported.
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180,000 New Apartments Being Converted for Adaptive Reuse in US: Report
Hotels account for one-third of conversions, while schools saw the largest increase in 2024.
Democratic Unity Frays as Shutdown Drags On
A handful of legislators have crossed the aisle on reopening and worker-pay bills, testing party unity in week four of the shutdown.
Garland, Wray Among Officials Who Signed Off on ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe Targeting Conservatives
The probe was marked a ‘Sensitive Investigative Matter,’ making then-Attorney General Merrick Garland’s approval necessary to begin the investigation.
IRS Revises Documentation as Form 1099-K Threshold Reverts to $20,000
The latest change results in less paperwork and fewer surprises for Americans who engage in casual sales.
Trump Admin Reopens Alaska Wildlife Refuge for Oil, Gas Leasing
The Interior Department said it will restore oil and gas leases previously canceled for the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority.
Alaska Airlines Restores Operations After IT Outage Grounded All Flights
The carrier said systems were back online after a major nationwide IT failure canceled hundreds of flights.
Trump to Meet With Chinese Leader Xi Jinping in 1 Week
The president’s meeting with Xi will be the last event on his schedule before he returns to Washington from his trip to Asia.
Senate Rejects Bill to Pay Troops, Active Federal Workers During Shutdown
Congressional Democrats had raised objections to the bill not paying ‘nonessential’ federal employees who do not work during government funding lapses.
FBI Releases New Surveillance Video of Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect
‘We still believe there is someone out there who has information they may not have realized was significant until now,’ the FBI said.
Immigrant Investors to Face Lower Visa Fees in DHS Draft Rule
Proposed changes would cut EB-5 application costs by about 14 percent while tightening oversight of the investor visa program.
Here’s What’s Behind Surging Prices of Beef
A complex combination of factors has pushed the U.S. cattle herd down to its smallest size in 70 years.
ICE Arrests 9 Illegal Immigrants, 5 Protesters in New York Operation
Several of the detainees had criminal records including assault, drug charges, robbery, and burglary.
