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Inside One Lawmaker’s Push to Block Americans From China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
Rep. Neal Dunn compared forced organ harvesting with the Holocaust and seeks penalties for U.S. involvement.
US to Boycott G20 Over South Africa’s ‘Rights Abuses’ of Afrikaners
The move follows months of tensions over South Africa’s land seizures, alleged human rights issues, and Pretoria’s closer alignment with China and Russia.
Drug Traffickers Using ‘Parasite Smuggling’ to Diversify Risk, Experts Say
Brian Townsend, a retired DEA special agent, said narcotics traffickers ‘adapt all the time to avoid enforcement and our interdiction operation.’
Arizona US Rep-Elect’s Swearing-in Delayed by Shutdown: House Speaker
Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva is asking the court to declare her a member of the U.S. House once any authorized person administers the oath of office.
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USDA Will Start to Fully Fund SNAP Benefits for November
An appeals court has not ruled out the possibility of granting a stay on a district judge’s court order.
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Ohio School District’s Gender Pronoun Policy
The decision bars schools from punishing students who refuse to use a transgender child’s preferred pronouns.
Homeopathic Remedies for Depression
Homeopathy offers an individualized path to healing that doesn’t mask symptoms but helps restore balance and vitality, according to homeopath Melissa Crenshaw.
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DOJ Launches Probe of Major Meatpackers Over Alleged Beef Price Manipulation
Ranchers and industry groups have alleged that packers have undue influence over prices because of their consolidated control over the beef-processing market.
Public Service Unions Sue Federal Government Over ‘Loyalty Question’ on Hiring Forms
The unions contend that a question about President Donald Trump’s executive orders, included in a new hiring plan, entails unconstitutional compelled speech.
Honda Recalls 406,000 Civics Over Wheel Detachment Risk
The company said it had not had any warranty claims or reports of accidents caused by the faulty accessory wheels.
Hegseth Unveils Plan to Overhaul Pentagon’s Arms Purchases Process
The secretary of war called for optimized processes to get weapons into the hands of America’s warfighters.
Supreme Court Considers Petition to Overturn Same-Sex Marriage
A former county court official who was sued for not issuing same-sex marriage licenses is asking the high court to overturn its landmark 2015 ruling.
Record-Breaking Government Shutdown Drags Consumer Sentiment to 3-Year Low
The inflation outlook improved among U.S. consumers and remains below the tariff-driven peak earlier this year.
Maryland Sues Trump Administration Over FBI Headquarters Relocation
The state argues the reversal was unlawful and requests an injunction to block fund diversion and enforce plans approved by Congress.
What to Do If Your Flight Is Canceled or Delayed During Government Shutdown
The FAA on Friday will reduce flights by 10 percent in 40 ‘high-volume’ airports nationwide.
Trump Admin Announces Deal on Drug Prices: 4 Things to Know
The deal includes expanded Medicare and Medicaid access to weight-loss drugs.
Here Are the 40 Airports That Will Reduce Flights Due to Shutdown
The FAA directs more than 44,000 flights daily, including cargo, commercial passenger, and private planes.
3 More Chinese Researchers Charged With Smuggling Biological Materials Into US
Attorney General Pam Bondi said smuggling biological materials ‘under the guise of research threatens America’s national and agricultural security.’
Japan, US to Develop Rare Earth Mining Around Pacific Island
In April 2018, a Japanese research team discovered an estimated 16 million tons worth of rare earth deposits in the deep-sea mud off Minamitori Island.
California GOP Sues to Block State’s New Congressional Maps
The complaint argued that the voter-approved maps drawn to favor Latinos are unconstitutional.
Moderate House Democrat Says He Won’t Run for Reelection
Jared Golden has been in office since 2019.
