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Federal Government to Announce $12 Billion Farm Aid Program
A roundtable event at the White House on Monday will address economic assistance to farmers affected by tariffs and other factors.
No Restrictions on How ‘Trump Accounts’ Can Be Used: Bessent
Trump said other billionaires would also be donating, adding, ‘I’ll be doing it, too.’
Kennedy Center Honors Raises Record-Breaking $23 Million: Grenell
This year’s Honors celebrated Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, KISS, George Strait, and Michael Crawford.
Maryland Man Sentenced for Scheme Allowing Foreign Access to US Gov’t Systems
The defendant is accused of ‘using false identities on behalf of North Korea to infiltrate American companies,’ an FBI official said.
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Supreme Court Likely to Undo Campaign Finance Limits, Lawyers Say
A federal appeals court upheld the campaign finance restrictions but acknowledged that the high court is moving in the opposite direction.
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China Has More to Lose in Global Trade War Than US, Researchers Say
An ‘economic cutoff’ imposed on the CCP would damage China’s economy five to seven times more than those of the U.S. and its allies, said a Dartmouth professor.
Rep. Henry Cuellar Defends Reelection Bid as Democrat After Trump’s Pardon
The comment came after Trump criticized Cuellar for maintaining ties with ‘the same radical left.’
America in Photos: First Lady Reading, King Tide, and Cold Moon Rising
Notable moments from the past week in America.
Hegseth Defends Second September Drug Boat Strike
He suggested the strikes are meant to protect Americans, comparing the actions to the war on terror that commenced after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
FAA Investigates Flight Cut Violations, Warns Airlines of Heavy Penalties
The FAA said it may seek civil penalties of up to $75,000 for every flight operated above the mandated limits.
Supreme Court Set to Consider Trump’s Power to Remove High-Level Bureaucrats
The case could lead the justices to overturn a 90-year-old precedent regarding separation of powers.
Trump Admin Announces New Immigration Vetting Center in Georgia
The new center announced by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will be based in Atlanta.
Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Makes First Court Appearance in Washington
The FBI has accused Brian Cole Jr. of violating federal law related to the transportation and attempted use of explosive devices.
House Approves Bill Blocking IRS Fines Without Specific Supervisory Approval
Another bill that was approved aims to solve inefficiencies in the Tax Court structure regarding pre-trial discovery documents.
Hong Kong Diaspora Demands Answers After Deadly High-Rise Fire
LA-based diaspora group says the blaze that killed 159 people reflects deeper governance failures and a political climate that stifles open inquiry.
Lawmakers Release Bipartisan Plan for Obamacare Patch as Deadline Approaches
Rank-and-file members have criticized leaders for inaction, while top Democrats think they have the solution, and top Republicans are still forming one.
Lawmakers Divided After Admiral’s Briefings on Drug Boat Strikes
The ongoing congressional investigation is seeking to determine whether the Department of War acted lawfully in the strikes if survivors were targeted.
US Home Prices Surge Nearly 55 Percent Over Past 5 Years: NAHB
Knoxville, Tennessee, recorded the biggest price hike at nearly 90 percent; Odessa, Texas, had the lowest at about 18 percent.
