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US Proposes UN Security Council Resolution to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Rubio said he is unsure whether the resolution can survive a permanent veto from Russia or China.
United States to Address Human Rights During China Visit
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that addressing human rights violations, including forced organ harvesting, remains a priority for the administration.
White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Suspect Indicted With Attempt to Assassinate President, Assault on Federal Officer
The suspected shooter faces several charges after being formally accused of an attempted assassination of President Donald Trump.
Multi-Generational Households on the Rise, With California Leading the Way, Report Finds
Realtor.com attributes rising demand for such homes to higher housing and child care costs, cultural traditions, and more adapted housing stock.
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Trump to Move Forward With 25 Percent Tariffs on EU Cars and Trucks, Greer Says
The European Commission rejects the U.S. president’s claim that the bloc has failed to comply with its trade deal with Washington.
Women’s College Faces Federal Inquiry for Admitting Males Identifying as Transgender
The Education Department launched an investigation into Smith College in Massachusetts, which admits males and gives them access to spaces designed for women.
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Jeffries Surrogate Presses New York Democrats for Fast Action on Redistricting
Rep. Joe Morelle, dispatched by Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, says he believes in independent redistricting but not if only some states are bound by it.
Government Agency Alleges New York Times Discriminated Against a White Man
The paper has said one of its goals is hiring and promoting more minorities.
Trump Says Iran War Could Stretch 2 to 3 More Weeks
‘We either make the right deal, or we win very easily,’ the president said.
The Complicated Reality Behind High Gas Prices
U.S. gas prices have jumped as the Iran war disrupts global supply, exposing America’s ties to world markets despite its energy independence.
DOJ Sues Minnesota to Block Climate Lawsuit Targeting Energy Companies
Federal lawyers said Minnesota is using consumer-protection laws to regulate greenhouse gas emissions beyond its borders.
One Person Shot Following Officer-Involved Shooting in Washington: Secret Service
Residents are urged to avoid the area of the shooting, which occurred at 15th Street and Independence Avenue in Washington.
Supreme Court Restores Full Access to Abortion Drug for Now
Justice Samuel Alito entered the order.
German Chancellor Merz Downplays Rift With Trump Over US Troop Drawdown
‘I remain convinced that the Americans are important partners for us,’ Merz said.
Trump: US to Help ‘Free Up’ Ships in Strait of Hormuz Starting Monday
Trump revealed plans to ‘free up’ the ships in the crucial waterway in a Truth Social post on May 3.
US Airlines to Aid Stranded Passengers After Spirit Airlines Shuts Down
Spirit Airlines ceased operations on May 2; it canceled all flights and said passengers should not go to the airport.
Trump Says He Will Review New Iranian Peace Plan, but Doubts It Will Be Acceptable
The U.S. president said on Saturday ‘it’s a possibility’ he could order new combat operations against Iran.
Minnesota Judge Rules DOJ May Use Military Lawyers in Civil Prosecution
The ruling stems from the case of Paul Johnson, a Minnesota resident charged with assaulting CBP officers in January.
Trump Says Medicare Will Soon Cover Weight-Loss Drugs
The president says that Medicare will provide coverage for Ozempic and Wegovy for $50 per month.
