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150 Illegal Immigrant Sex Offenders Arrested in Florida, Noem Announces
The sex offenders were among roughly 230 illegal immigrants who were arrested in the state in recent days, she said.
Trump Defends H-1B Visa Program, Says US Still Needs Foreign Talent
The president’s comments highlight a push to balance tougher immigration enforcement with industry calls for more skilled workers amid persistent shortages.
Bessent Teases ‘Substantial’ Tariff Moves to Bring Down Food Prices
Prices of coffee, bananas, and other grocery items could come ‘down very quickly,’ Treasury secretary said.
Port Jervis Holds Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony
Local veteran organizations held the parade with the support of the city government to honor those who served.
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Trump Dismisses 50-Year Mortgage Concerns: ‘It’s Not Even a Big Deal’
The president says longer loan terms would simply mean smaller payments as his administration develops a plan to expand mortgage options.
Probe Launched After Antifa Targets Turning Point USA Event at UC Berkeley: DOJ Official
Alleging that Antifa has been able to ‘operate with impunity’ in California, a Justice Department official said the Civil Rights Division will investigate.
Defense Lawyers Try Again to Remove Senior Federal Prosecutor in Los Angeles
Criminal defendants seeking to oust Bill Essayli say a federal judge failed to rule on their constitutional arguments.
House Set to Vote on Bill to End Longest-Ever Shutdown
The legislation is to fund the federal government through Jan. 30, 2026, and three major agencies through September 2026.
Supreme Court Lets Government Continue to Withhold Funding From SNAP
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the new ruling.
Trump Pays Tribute to Veterans at Arlington National Cemetery
The president attended a wreath-laying ceremony and addressed a crowd of attendees at Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate Veterans Day.
Package to Reopen Government Would Let Senators Sue Over Phone Searches
The package states that the federal government waives sovereign immunity, a principle that often protects federal officers against litigation.
Helping Veterans 1 Yard at a Time
Rodney Smith Jr. mows seven to 10 yards daily for veterans, elderly, or people with disabilities, as a patriotic act.
House Democrats Won’t Back GOP Spending Bill Without ACA Tax Credits: Jeffries
The House minority leader said that his party won’t accept a bill that they say leaves health care affordability unaddressed.
Trump Threatens Legal Action Against BBC Over Editing of His Jan. 6 Speech
The BBC apologized for an ‘error of judgement’ after the British broadcaster was accused of selectively editing the president’s speech on Jan. 6, 2021.
Supreme Court Agrees to Decide If Mail-In Ballots Must Arrive by Election Day
The case concerns a challenge to a federal law barring states from accepting mailed ballots after Election Day.
Hungary PM Says He Secured ‘Financial Shield’ Agreement With US
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban suggested the deal would safeguard his country from any challenges with financing.
America in Photos: FAA Reduces Flights, General Elections, and Beaver Moon
Notable moments from the past week in America.
Economists Warn US Must Build Millions of Homes to End Affordability Crunch
The dream of homeownership is getting further out of reach for millennial and Generation Z Americans as more buyers fight over fewer homes.