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ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Illegal Immigrant During Houston Arrest Operation
The Mexican national used his vehicle to try run over the agent during a targeted enforcement operation in Houston.
Supreme Court Expands Executive Power With Trump Cases
The court expanded Trump’s ability to fire federal officials but also limited his power to impose tariffs.
Day in Photos: Tunnel Collapse Rescue, NATO Summit, and Paris Fashion Week
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Fiat Brings Micro Mobility to US Markets With Introduction of Topolino EV
The $14,985, low-speed vehicle is designed for neighborhoods and roads with posted speed limits of up to 35 miles per hour.
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New York High-Rise Columns Buckle, Forcing Evacuations; Collapse Possible, Officials Say
The 37-story building is being converted from a commercial space to a residential building.
National Security Group Urges Congress to Examine Environmental Law Institute’s China Ties
The advocacy group says ELI’s past work with Chinese government-linked institutions deserves scrutiny alongside an existing House Judiciary inquiry.
Thousands Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary at Fremont Independence Day Parade
The parade brought together participants from a wide range of community groups and organizations.
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Judge Rejects United Airlines’ Bid to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Windowless ‘Window’ Seat
The judge said the lawsuit can move forward and the airline will face the breach-of-contract claims.
Mamdani to Platner: Drop Out
The New York mayor and Sen. Bernie Sanders are the latest public figures pulling their support of the Maine Democratic U.S. Senate candidate.
Use of GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs in US Hits Record High
The drugs have been hailed as an easy way to lose weight but do carry the risk of side effects such as nausea.
Trump Says Sikorsky Will Finance New White House Helipad
The $5 million-$6 million project is designed to handle more powerful Marine One helicopters.
Prosecutors in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Argue That Accused Should Stand Trial
Police witness described seeing ‘sniper pad’ on top of Utah university building.
American Jews Used to Be Gun Shy. Now That’s Changed.
Lox and Loaded is dedicated to training the Jewish community in self-defense amid a worldwide rise in anti-Semitism, the group’s leaders say.
Reflection Pool to Be Drained After Thousands of Dollars in Damages From Vandals, Interior Secretary Says
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum addressed the latest issues with the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington on July 5.
US Navy Ends Search for Helicopter Crew Member Missing in Arabian Sea
The announcement was made after military officials searched for hundreds of hours after an MH-60S helicopter went down in the sea last week.
Paul Pelosi Faces Misdemeanor Hit-and-Run Charge After Allegedly Striking Parked Vehicle
The husband of former House speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi did not test positive for any alcohol in his system, local authorities said.
Epoch Reader Survey: What Makes a Nation Great?
The vast majority of respondents said each generation of Americans has a personal responsibility to uphold and strengthen America’s founding ideals.
July 4 Events Canceled Across Eastern US, Grid Operator Orders Emergency Power Curbs Amid Heat Wave
Generator outages and skyrocketing air-conditioning use forced conservation in the Mid-Atlantic region and cancellations of some July 4 celebrations.
CDC Says 125 People on Cruise Ship Sickened With Contagious Stomach Virus
The agency said the cause was norovirus, and predominant symptoms reported by the passengers and crew members were diarrhea and vomiting.
Court Allows Trump to Keep Removing National Park Displays—for Now
The White House said the displays are a ‘distorted narrative driven by ideology rather than truth.’
