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US Says Decades of Trying to Convince Beijing to Rectify Trade Practices Largely Failed
The U.S. trade chief suggested the administration has shifted its strategy to have ‘managed trade’ and focus on reform ‘around the edges.’
RFK Jr. Announces New Plan to Reduce Lyme Disease by 25 Percent
About 476,000 Americans are diagnosed with Lyme each year.
Judge Blocks Planned Closure of Kennedy Center and Orders Trump’s Name Removed From Building
The order came in response to a lawsuit filed by a Democratic congresswoman.
UnitedHealthcare Scales Back Prior Authorization Requirements for Pediatric Care
The insurer will waive many pre-approvals and offer authorization waivers at select children’s hospitals.
Justice Department Indicts Texas Man in Washington Monument Shooting
Secret Service agents were able to subdue the shooter, but not before he wounded a teenager standing nearby with his family.
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DHS Extends Temporary Protected Status for Lebanon
A total of 12 countries carry TPS designations at present.
Can’t Spell Jatrorrhiza? Ask a Sixth Grader
Of the 247 contestants who competed in the Scripps National Spelling Bee this week, only nine move on to tonight’s finals.
Sacramento Launches Campaign for MLB Expansion Team
The campaign identified nearly $2 billion in potential funding, including $800 million from private investment, with the cost of land bundled in.
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ICE Officer Accused of Illegally Shooting Immigrant Arrested
Christian Castro was taken into custody in Texas, authorities said.
419,000 Grand Cherokees Recalled Over Side Air Bag Deployment Delay
The sport utility vehicles were manufactured between May 2022 and October 2025.
Florida Democratic Rep. Frederica Wilson Retiring From Congress
The 83-year-old plans to travel the country to expand a youth mentoring program she founded.
Mullin Warns International Flights Could Be Impacted Over ICE Protests
Federal agents may be pulled from airports in cities that won’t protect ICE officers, the homeland security secretary said.
Minnesota Protest Inspires State Laws Protecting Worship: What to Know
Legislatures across the country are considering new worship-protection laws as lawmakers revisit existing trespassing statutes.
Kenya Has Approved Ebola Quarantine Facility for Americans: Officials
The facility will be operational on Friday.
Cancer Society Says Blood Testing an Option for Colon, Rectal Cancer
People who do not follow cancer screening recommendations can take a blood test, according to the American Cancer Society.
Newsom Signs New Election Codes Into Law Ahead of Statewide Primary
The new election codes block federal agents and law enforcement from accessing voter rolls or disrupting election workers without a court order.
US to Start New Trade Talks With Mexico
The announcement made no mention of negotiations involving Canada, which is also a part of the U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement under review in the upcoming talks.
NY, NJ Top Prosecutors Investigating FIFA Over Alleged Dishonest World Cup Ticket Pricing
Fans complained they did not get the seats they thought they paid for.
Tony Blair Calls for UK to Get Closer to Trump and Ease Climate Change Targets
Britain’s former leader said it was a mistake for Prime Minister Keir Starmer not to back the U.S. in the Iran War, but that Labour should not seek to oust him.
Maryland Governor Signs Bill Banning Many Handguns, Triggering Lawsuit
The bill prohibits selling and buying handguns with a trigger bar.
5 Takeaways From Primary Runoff Elections in Texas
Here’s what to know about the results in the Lone Star State.
Vance Enlists Help From States in Fraud Crackdown
Vice President JD Vance and other federal leaders met with 15 state attorneys general on May 26 in Washington to better coordinate fraud-fighting efforts.
