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Fauci Subpoenaed After Release of New Documents
Sen. Rand Paul said he issued the subpoena because Dr. Anthony Fauci declined to voluntarily testify to his committee.
Senate Overwhelmingly Passes First Major Housing Bill in 30 Years
‘Bipartisan, bicameral legislating is never easy—but progress matters,’ said Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.)
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Using Immigration Database for Voter Roll Verification
The judge wrote in her 75-page decision that the federal government was knowingly using inaccurate data to remove U.S. citizens from voter rolls.
US Tech Company Agrees to $175 Million Settlement Over Hidden Sales to China’s Huawei
The hard drive maker has agreed to a $175 million payout to resolve a shareholder lawsuit over undisclosed sales to blacklisted Chinese tech firm Huawei.
CDC Director Nominee Pledges to Leave Other Positions, Sell Stocks If Confirmed
Dr. Erica Schwartz said she would resign from UnitedHealth Group if senators confirm her.
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AI Reshaping US Jobs but Not Yet Triggering Mass Unemployment, Says European Central Bank
A study found jobs with a ‘high risk of AI substitution,’ such as economists and graphic designers, declined by 4 percent.
Education Department to Temporarily Reduce Student Loan Interest Rate
The outstanding federal student loan balance totaled more than $1.6 trillion in February, with nearly 43 million student borrowers holding loan debt.
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Lawsuit Escalates as Arizona Tribe Seeks Injunction Against New Border Wall Construction
The Tohono O’odham Nation cites sacred sites, ecological harm, and legal limits on federal authority in a bid to halt the project.
Michigan Governor Signs Bipartisan Local Election Integrity Bills
The four measures change the date when township, village, and city officials take office so that results are certified before they are seated.
Vance Says Iran Agrees to Allow Nuclear Inspectors Back
The vice president said the talks produced progress on nuclear monitoring, the Strait of Hormuz, and a mechanism to manage tensions in Lebanon.
Iran's President Says Tehran Has Right to Enrich Uranium
The remarks were made as Vance and other Trump administration negotiators met with Iranian officials in Switzerland.
Early In-Person Voting for Colorado Primaries Kicks Off on June 22
November party berths on tap for governor, U.S. Senate, eight U.S. House seats, and dozens of state legislative posts.
7 Deaths of Children Possibly or Probably From COVID-19 Vaccination: FDA
The number was revised down from 10, newly released documents show.
Trump Says Potential Cuba Operation Could Mirror Venezuela Raid
The president declined to set a timeline for a potential action, saying plans remain ‘flexible.’
Flu Outbreak Sidelines Trainees at Air Force Base
The outbreak came after the Department of War rescinded its requirement for troops to receive influenza vaccinations.
Appeals Court Allows Ohio to Restrict Children’s Use of Social Media
The panel concluded that the state law does not violate the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
State of the Fight for the US Senate as Voters Lock in Key Nominees
Despite a map that had been expected to be unfavorable for Democrats, polling has shown a surge for the party in recent months.
Attendees Emotional After Viewing ‘Unbroken’ Documentary at Southern California Screening
Audience members were moved by the story of how Shen Yun performers remain dedicated to their art in the face of adversity.
White House Delays Vance’s Trip to Switzerland for Iran Talks
The White House said logistics of the talks with Iran ‘have never been simple or predictable,’ suggesting the plans remain fluid.
Vance Says US Has Lifted Blockade as Shipping Picks Up in Hormuz Strait
The vice president said more than a dozen ships have reached Iranian ports as vessel movements accelerate under a war-ending memorandum of understanding.
