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USDA Says SNAP Benefits Will Expire for 41 Million People If Shutdown Persists
Anywhere between 4.8 percent and 21.2 percent of each state’s population was on SNAP in 2024.
Newsom Confirms He’s Considering 2028 Presidential Bid
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he will seriously consider a presidential campaign after the 2026 midterms are over.
Fetterman Reiterates Call for Filibuster ‘Carve Out’ to Prevent Future Government Shutdowns
Fetterman said Democrats previously supported ending the filibuster.
In Elite University Towns, Progressive Ideology Spreads From Campuses to K–12 Schools
‘Liberated ethnic studies’ and ‘anti-racist’ high school math appear more common in college towns.
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These Wyoming Ranchers Want a Regenerative Revolution
Could their high-tech approach to age-old practices change the game for other ranchers?
Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
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Trump Nominates Michael Selig to Chair Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Selig pledged to help fulfil the president’s goal of making the United States ’the Crypto Capital of the World.’
Wall Street Review: Dow Surges Past 47,000 Amid Strong Earnings, Lower-Than-Expected Inflation
The rally followed a volatile pattern marked by shifting headlines on U.S.-China trade relations and renewed optimism on rate cuts.
Trump Arrives in Malaysia in 1st Stop of Multi-City Asia Visit
The president will also stop in Japan and South Korea to discuss peace agreements, trade, security, and defense.
Over 2 Million Pounds of Beef Jerky Products Sold in Costco, Sam’s Club Under Recall
The product withdrawal was categorized as a ‘High-Class I’ recall, the highest of the three recall classifications.
Trump Says He’ll Talk to Xi About Taiwan and Imprisoned Activist Jimmy Lai
On his way to Asia for a week-long regional trip, Trump gave a sweeping list of issues he hopes to raise with the Chinese leader.
Trump Admin Sanctions Colombian President Over Alleged Drug Trade Involvement
The United States is also ‘slashing assistance for Colombia,’ State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott said on X.
Democratic Unity Frays as Shutdown Drags On
A handful of legislators have crossed the aisle on reopening and worker-pay bills, testing party unity in week four of the shutdown.
Garland, Wray Among Officials Who Signed Off on ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe Targeting Conservatives
The probe was marked a ‘Sensitive Investigative Matter,’ making then-Attorney General Merrick Garland’s approval necessary to begin the investigation.
DOJ Warns California Against Arresting Federal Immigration Agents
High-ranking Democrats suggested local authorities could arrest federal agents if they break state law, prompting a response from the DOJ.
Trump Denies Report Suggesting US Deployed B-1 Bombers Near Venezuela
‘But we’re not happy with Venezuela for a lot of reasons, drugs being one of them,’ the president told reporters.
Trump Terminates Trade Negotiations With Canada Over Anti-Tariff Ad Featuring Reagan
Trump suggested the ad campaign was meant to interfere with an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court hearing on his administration’s tariffs.
Russia Denounces US Sanctions on Oil Giants, Warns of Rising Global Prices
The sanctions were a direct response to Moscow’s perceived unwillingness to pause the fighting in Ukraine.
Eric Adams Backs Andrew Cuomo in NYC Mayoral Race
The endorsement represents a striking turnaround for Adams, who has criticized Cuomo’s record as governor.
Vance Calls Israeli Vote to Annex West Bank an ‘Insult’
The vice president was in the country for a two-day visit amid the United States’ push to end the war in Gaza.
