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US Sanctions 30 Individuals and Entities Tied to Iranian Arms, Oil Industries
These new sanctions came a day before U.S. and Iranian delegations were due to meet in Geneva for a round of negotiations.
Democrats Lay Out Plans to Ride Affordability to ‘Big Blue Wave’ in Midterms
House Democratic leaders used their annual issues conference to preview a message centered on costs, with the DCCC targeting 44 seats.
Investors Seek Refuge in Asset-Heavy Stocks as AI Jitters Rattle Markets, Analysts Say
Strategists say doubts over AI monetization and disruption risks are pushing investors toward tangible assets and cyclical sectors.
Nvidia Forecasts Above Market Revenue for First Quarter
Nvidia expects fiscal sales of $78 billion—plus or minus 2 percent—in the first quarter, according to data from the London Stock Exchange Group.
No Plans for ICE Facility in Chester, Says Assemblyman Brian Maher
The conversion of an empty Pep Boys warehouse is no longer being considered.
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Surgeon General Nominee Says Vaccines Save Lives, but Informed Consent Important
‘Informed consent is going to be a big part of building trust in public health,’ Dr. Casey Means said.
Larry Summers Resigns From Harvard in Epstein File Fallout
The influential economist served as president of Harvard university and Treasury secretary.
Chinese Illegal Alien Sentenced to 8 Years in Prison for Fraud Scheme Targeting Elderly
The defendant collected more than $500,000 in cash and gold from victims while acting as a courier, prosecutors said.
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Gov. Hochul and Rep. Ryan Announce Bus Transit Study in West Hudson Valley
The study looks to reduce travel time to New York City.
US Warns Ukraine Not to Hit American Interests in Strikes on Russia Energy Infrastructure
The Ukrainian ambassador to Washington said the U.S. State Department had sent her a communication following a strike on the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.
Trump Awards Medal of Honor to 2 Pilots at State of the Union Address
The president highlighted the combat actions of a U.S. special operations helicopter pilot and a Korean War fighter pilot.
Convicted Child Molester Revoked of Citizenship, Slated for Deportation After Serving Prison Time
The case was investigated by ICE’s Operation False Haven, which targets child molesters and other felons who obtain U.S. citizenship through fraud.
Trial in Alleged Antifa Shooting at Texas ICE Detention Center Kicks Off
If found guilty, the nine defendants could receive between 10 years and life in prison.
OBGYN Group Withdraws From CDC Vaccine Panel
The group is objecting to the remaking of the committee and the removal of its experts from committee workgroups.
White House Warns Drug Cartels Not to Harm US Citizens in Mexico
The warning was delivered two days after the Mexican government killed a top cartel leader, Nemesio ‘El Mencho’ Oseguera Cervantes.
US Tariff Uncertainty After Supreme Court Ruling Disrupts Talks With EU, India, Japan
The EU is pressing Washington for clarity, India is hinting at delays, and Japan is seeking equal treatment under new U.S. tariffs.
Trump’s New 10 Percent Global Tariffs Take Effect
Despite the new tariff regime, trade uncertainty remains. Many companies are requesting refunds, which by one estimate could total $175 billion.
Texas Attorney General Sues Retailer Over Sale of Chest Binders to Minors
The complaint references the FDA’s classification of breast binders as Class I medical devices.
US Orders Nonessential Personnel Back From Embassy in Lebanon
The move comes at a moment of mounting tensions between Iran and the United States, as Iranian leaders have threatened a regional conflict if attacked.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Challenge to Climate Lawsuits
Suncor and Exxon sought review of a Colorado Supreme Court ruling allowing Boulder, Colorado, to use state law to file a lawsuit against the companies.
