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4 Democrats Aim for GOP Congressman’s New Jersey Seat
A Navy pilot, a physician, a former Small Business Administration senior official, and an entrepreneur compete for a chance to face Rep. Tom Kean Jr.
Missouri Supreme Court Upholds New Congressional Map Favorable to GOP
A lawsuit had argued the map’s districts were not compact enough and violated the state’s constitution.
South Carolina Senate Votes Against Extending Session, Putting Redistricting in Jeopardy
If the redistricting effort is ultimately successful, the primary would be delayed from June 9 to Aug. 11.
ICE Alleges Widespread Fraud in Major Foreign Student Work Program
More than 10,000 foreign students ‘claim to be working for highly suspect employees,’ according to ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons.
Trump–Xi Summit Shifts Focus to Iran as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Escalate: Insiders
As Trump prepares to visit Beijing, insiders say growing concerns over Iran and global energy security have moved ahead of trade on the summit agenda.
Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Ruling Against US Global Tariffs
The U.S. Court of International Trade had ruled that the tariffs were not allowed under the Trade Act.
San Francisco Falun Dafa Parade Highlights Faith, Freedom, and Compassion
Parade participants shared personal stories of spiritual transformation, perseverance, and hope during World Falun Dafa Day celebrations.
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NYC’s Mamdani Scraps Property Tax Hike, Relies on Second-Home Tax to Close City Budget Gap
The mayor’s $124.7 billion budget proposal avoids a property tax hike after the state pledged support of $8 billion over two fiscal years.
Kevin Warsh Cleared by Senate for 14‑Year Fed Board Seat
The Senate will next vote on Kevin Warsh as head of the Federal Reserve.
Interior Department Eliminates Rule That Made Conservation a Use of Public Lands
The department said the 2024 rule was contrary to the Bureau of Land Management’s mandate and statutory authority.
Vaccine Researcher Extradited to US, Arraigned on Fraud Charges
Poul Thorsen allegedly stole more than $1 million in U.S. grant money.
FSU Shooting Victim’s Family Sues OpenAI, Claims Suspect Used ChatGPT to Plan Attack
‘If ChatGPT were a person, it would be facing charges for murder,’ Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said.
Trump Says US–Iran Ceasefire on ‘Life Support’
The Strait of Hormuz, a key transit point for oil and natural gas, has effectively remained closed, sending oil prices surging.
US to Develop Small Modular Nuclear Reactors for Commercial Shipping
The federal government is seeking industry inputs regarding integrating nuclear power across the United States’ fleets and logistical networks.
Trump Says Polish, Moldovan Detainees Released by Belarus, Russia With US Help
President Donald Trump said that Polish President Karol Nawrocki had asked for U.S. help during their talks last year.
US Ambassador Says Admin Pushing for UN Security Council Resolution on Iran
Ambassador Mike Waltz said that the resolution would condemn Iran’s attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
US Strike Destroys Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Killing 2
The operation marked the latest U.S. military strike targeting suspected narcotics trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific.
Alabama Asks Supreme Court to Clear the Way for New Congressional Map
The state argues that the high court’s recent ruling on race and redistricting required it to adjust its electoral map.
Here Are the New UFO Photos Released by Pentagon
The Department of War told Americans it was ‘unable to make a definitive determination on the nature of the observed phenomena’ in the newly released files.
