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Trump Says Iran’s Navy and Air Force Destroyed, War ‘Not Finished Yet’
The president signaled that the United States is ‘not finished yet’ with Iran and that there would ‘be more of the same.’
Nearly 1 in 5 House Hunters Looking to Relocate: Report
Florida was the top destination for movers in the United States, followed by South Carolina and Arizona.
DHS Says It Restarted Global Entry Program
‘We are working hard to alleviate the disruptions to travelers,’ a department spokesperson tells The Epoch Times.
FDA Unveils New Platform for Tracking Side Effects
The new platform ‘will better serve agency scientists, researchers, and the public,’ the agency’s commissioner said.
Cornyn Supports Ending Filibuster as He Seeks Trump’s Endorsement
The senator notes that he has long supported the filibuster as an important safeguard against ‘all sorts of bad ideas and dangerous policies.’
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How the High Cost of Health Care Hurts Patients
Surprise bills, unexplained charges, and a lack of price transparency adds stress to patients’ recovery and makes some leery of seeking further care.
Years After the Pandemic, Younger Students Still Have Far to Go in Reading, Report Says
Kids in grades K-2 didn’t experience school closures and online instruction, suggesting system challenges, not just learning disruptions, are in play.
Dog Owners Could Get Up to $150 in Cosequin Settlement: Who Qualifies and How to Claim
The company denied wrongdoing but agreed to pay $11.5 million to resolve a long-running lawsuit over the effectiveness of canine joint supplements.
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Secret Service Arrests Driver After Vehicle Crashes Into White House Barrier
An explosive ordnance team cleared the vehicle after the early-morning crash, with an investigation ongoing and charges pending.
Genetics, Family History Behind Plaintiff’s Mental Health Struggles, Not Social Media, Says Defense Expert
As a landmark social media trial winds down, lawyers engage in final, heated skirmishes over the woman’s addiction narrative.
Race to Succeed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Heads to Runoff
Greene announced on Nov. 21 that she would step down from Congress, with her retirement taking effect on Jan. 5.
White House: Trump Does Not Rule Out Boots on Ground in Iran
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump ‘does not rule options out’ when asked about a Democratic senator’s warning of a potential ground troop deployment.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Says Tehran Will Retaliate If US Starts Infrastructure War
The official also says Iran isn’t seeking a cease-fire.
US Designates Afghanistan a State Sponsor of Wrongful Detention
Mike Waltz has asked whether it was right for Afghanistan to be given $1 billion in humanitarian aid when the regime denies basic rights to women.
Iran Launches New Wave of Missiles, Drones Across Middle East
U.S. President Donald Trump has said the conflict may be nearing completion and warned Iran against blocking oil shipments.
US ‘Winning Very Decisively,’ Iran War to End Soon, Trump Says
The news sent oil prices lower after they topped $100 a barrel earlier in the day.
Trump Reaffirms Support for SAVE Act, Heaping More Pressure on GOP
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said the GOP is not unified in passing the bill.
Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over Supply-Chain Risk Designation
Trump and Hegseth ordered federal agencies to sever ties with the company last month.
State Department Orders Non-Emergency US Govt Staff to Leave Saudi Arabia
U.S. citizens are warned of ongoing Iranian drone and missile threats in Saudi Arabia amid operations against Iran.
NYPD Says Device Thrown by Counterprotesters Near Mayor Mamdani’s Home Was an IED
The incident occurred on March 7 as an anti-Islam protester pepper-sprayed counterprotesters, two of whom responded with explosive devices, police say.
