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Iowa Becomes First State to Receive Education Compliance Waiver
Returning education to states empowers state leaders, who know their students far better than Washington bureaucrats, the education secretary said.
US Proposes Relaxing Penalties on Airlines for Consumer Protection Violations
The decision complies with an executive order that called for federal overreach to be curbed.
Trump Will Support Russia Sanctions Bill as It Advances in Congress: Sen. Graham
Sen. Lindsey Graham has been working on a bipartisan bill to target nations still trading with Moscow for months.
Monsanto Sues COVID-19 Vaccine Manufacturers, Alleging Copyright Infringement
‘Moderna is aware of the litigation and will defend ourselves against these claims,’ a Moderna spokesman said.
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Minneapolis Schools Cancel Classes Citing Protests Over Fatal ICE Shooting
Protests have broken out following the fatal shooting of a woman who allegedly tried to run over federal agents.
Texas Supreme Court Ends Reliance on ABA Accreditation of Law Schools
The ABA said that the order did not change its role in the accreditation process.
Transportation Department Pulls $160 Million From California Over Trucking Licenses
California delayed revoking the licenses until March 6 after the state was sued by immigrant truck drivers and business owners.
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The Human Cost of Maduro’s Regime | Luis Martinez | One on One With Steve Lance
NTD Washington correspondent and Venezuela analyst Luis Eduardo Martínez joins Steve Lance to break down the stunning removal of longtime Venezuelan leader Nico
What to Know About the New ‘Upside Down’ Food Pyramid
The latest federal dietary guidelines reverse some long-standing recommendations in the interest of making Americans healthier.
Virginia Democrats Hold State Senate Seat, Keep Trifecta Ahead of Spanberger Inauguration
Mike Jones won a special election in a Richmond-area district, preserving Democrats’ Senate majority as they prepare to take full control of the state.
Johnson Rejects Possibility of Sending US Troops to Greenland
‘We are not at war with Greenland,’ the House speaker said, adding that there is ‘no reason’ for any military action.
IRS Announces Key Updates for 2025 Tax Year Filing
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act contains several new provisions, including deductions for tips and overtime pay.
FDA Says Many Fitness Wearables, AI Tools Exempt From Regulation
‘We need to get out of the way as a regulator,’ the agency’s commissioner said.
Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Indicted on Federal Explosives Charges
It comes just over a month after administration officials announced the suspect was in custody, ending a nearly five-year manhunt.
Venezuelans in NY Celebrate Maduro’s Ouster as He Appears in US Court
‘Maduro destroyed thousands of families, not just a country,’ one sign in Spanish read. ‘Now he must pay.’
Former AG Barr Says Maduro Will Likely Be Convicted, Get Manuel Noriega-Level Sentence
When he was the attorney general during the first Trump administration, William Barr oversaw the Venezuelan leader’s indictment.
Ford Reports Best Annual US Vehicle Sales in 8 Years as Hybrids, Trucks Offset EV Slowdown
Strong hybrid demand and sales of lower-priced trucks helped the automaker post its best U.S. results since 2019, offsetting a sharp EV decline.
Energy Department Awards $2.7 Billion to Strengthen American Uranium Enrichment
The contracts are expected to help end U.S. dependence on foreign sources for uranium.
Appeals Court Rules Trump Admin Can’t Cap Overhead Reimbursement Rate for NIH Research Grants
The administration had argued that NIH followed existing laws and regulations.
