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Somali UN Ambassador Linked to Ohio Health Care Company Sanctioned for Medicaid Fraud, HHS Says
U.S. health officials said the U.N. Security Council president is associated with a Cincinnati home health agency targeted in a federal fraud case.
Texas Governor Orders Probes Into Potential Fraud in Child Care Services
The Lone Star state became the first to order an internal audit in the wake of a federal fraud crackdown in Minnesota.
Hilton Removes Hotel That Canceled DHS, ICE Reservations
The company’s decision comes after a video showing that the hotel still refused to take reservations from the agencies.
Graham Says Venezuela Can Transition Post-Maduro Without US Troops
‘If they don’t play ball with us, they’ll pay a heavy price,' Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said of the South American nation’s interim leadership.
Department of War, Lockheed Martin Partner to Triple Patriot Missile Production
The surface-to-air missiles are a key component of President Donald Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense initiative.
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Ford Reports Best Annual US Vehicle Sales in 8 Years as Hybrids, Trucks Offset EV Slowdown
Strong hybrid demand and sales of lower-priced trucks helped the automaker post its best U.S. results since 2019, offsetting a sharp EV decline.
Trucking Insiders Reveal How Licensing System Enabled Illegal Immigrant Drivers
Variance between state regulations and limited federal regulation also contributed to the proliferation of ‘CDL mills,’ multiple training providers said.
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UK, EU Demand Answers From X Over Reports Grok Generated Explicit, Child-Like Images
Malaysian authorities are also investigating the platform, specifically in relation to the digital manipulation of images of children.
American Airlines Rolls Out Free High-Speed Wi-Fi for Loyalty Members
Free Wi-Fi will roll out in phases, reaching nearly all American Airlines flights by early spring.
DOJ Seeks to Revoke Naturalized Citizenship of Bosnian War Crime Suspect
Federal prosecutors said Sead Miljkovic provided false information on immigration applications, including using multiple names.
Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can’t Cap Overhead Reimbursement Rate for NIH Research Grants
The administration had argued that NIH followed existing laws and regulations.
Hilton Hotel in Minneapolis Cancels DHS and ICE Reservations
The Department of Homeland Security says the actions are ‘unacceptable.’
CDC Narrows Vaccine Recommendations in Response to Trump Order
The changes stem from reviewing practices in other nations, including consulting experts in Denmark, Germany, and Japan.
Novo Begins US Sales of Wegovy Weight-Loss Pill Following FDA Green Light
The debut of the Wegovy pill comes amid a broader Trump administration push to lower obesity drug prices via TrumpRx.
America’s Largest Venezuelan Community Praises US Military’s Capture of Maduro
At a local Venezuelan restaurant in Doral, Florida, hundreds of expatriates gathered to celebrate the U.S. capture of Maduro.
Trump Hints at Possible Military Operations in Colombia, Mexico, Expects Cuba’s Downfall
Colombia, Mexico, and Cuba have strongly denounced U.S. airstrikes on Venezuela.
Schumer Says Senate Will Vote on War Authorization in Venezuela
The Democratic leader says that a resolution brought by Sens. Rand Paul, Tim Kaine, and himself will be considered ’this week.’
Embattled Judge Convicted of Obstructing Immigration Agents Resigns
Hannah Dugan is also asking a federal judge to set aside last month’s jury’s verdict.
Lower Prices for 10 Medicare Drugs Now in Effect: What to Know
Lower prices will save taxpayers an estimated $6 billion and reduce out-of-pocket spending by about $1.5 billion, according to government estimates.
Maduro, Wife Indicted on Multiple Charges: What to Know
Four charges were filed against the Venezuelan leader, and his wife faces three.
