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Authorities Arrest Fugitive Behind Alleged $547 Million Medicare Fraud
The person is the third individual on the Most Wanted Fraudsters list to be captured in the past five weeks, the FBI director said.
House Judiciary Chair Refers Jack Smith to DOJ for Possible Prosecution Over Deposition
Jim Jordan said that new information received on July 14 showed that Smith’s team likely violated the DOJ’s own internal policy.
Rubio Meets Russian Counterpart to Discuss Ukraine War
In addition to the Ukraine war, regional and international issues were also discussed, including the situation in the Persian Gulf.
US Forces Strike Iranian Military Infrastructure in 12th Consecutive Night of Attacks
‘The mission will continue to further degrade Iran’s ability to threaten civilian mariners and commercial vessels transiting regional waters,’ CENTCOM stated.
House Republicans Say ABA Is Pushing DEI on Law Schools
Lawmakers criticized the American Bar Association for pursuing policies that they say are discriminatory and undermine the legal profession.
Chinese Consulate Floodlights Illuminate Falun Gong Vigil in San Francisco
The purpose behind the consulate’s floodlights remains unclear, but protesters said the bright lights highlighted their banners and raised public awareness.
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US Lays Groundwork for Approving Offshore Nuclear Power Projects
Offshore use of nuclear technologies has been safely used by the military for decades, the acting director of the Marine Minerals Administration said.
Sen. Ron Wyden Introduces Bill to Return Tariff Authority to Congress
‘Congress must reassert its authority over trade and tariffs,’ Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said in a statement.
Here’s Who Won Key House Primaries in Arizona
The results set up November show-downs that could determine control of the U.S. House.
Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
The bill would extend current price transparency regulations and enshrine them in law, advancing a key Trump administration priority.
Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
The CCP is committing ‘one of the gravest violations of medical ethics in the 21st century,’ Dr. Alejandro Centurion said.
US Monitors Chinese Vessels Amid Heightened Activity in the Arctic
The U.S. Coast Guard initiated an operation that positions the agency to swiftly respond to any ‘malign activity.’
Appeals Court Upholds Massachusetts Ban on ‘Assault-Style Firearms’
The appeals court upheld a 2025 decision by a U.S. district court judge.
US Suspends Sending Funds to Virgin Islands Housing Authority, Citing Corruption
Nearly nine years after hurricanes Irma and Maria, only $570 million of $1.9 billion has been spent as projects stall and lumber rots.
Texas Gov. Abbott Orders State Agencies to Investigate Illegal Birth Tourism Schemes
The governor’s executive order targets schemes that entice illegal immigrants to cross the border into Texas to give birth.
House Advances Defense Spending Bill
The House procedural vote comes a week after Senate Democrats blocked a procedural vote to advance the NDAA in the upper congressional chamber.
House Passes Short-Term Funding bill
The package also wraps in a critical defense policy bill and legislation to ban members of Congress and their immediate family from stock market trading.
Pentagon Identifies US Soldier Killed in Iraq
The War Department identified Sgt. Michael Swinton as the third soldier killed in action by Iranian strikes against US bases over the weekend.
FDA Keeps Taylor Farms Lettuce at Center of Cyclospora Probe Despite False-Positive Result
The FDA urged the public to continue to avoid consuming ‘all products listed in Taylor Farms’ voluntary recall.’
Convictions of Men in Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Thrown Out by Appeals Court
The Michigan Court of Appeals dismissed cases against three defendants.
