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Georgia Governor Calls Special Session to Redraw State’s Congressional Maps
Georgia lawmakers will be called into a special session this summer to consider redrawing the Congressional map.
AI Cheating Prompts Princeton to Scrap Honor System, Return to Proctored Tests
Access to AI on smartphones makes cheating easy, and social media doxing deters students from reporting peer misconduct, the dean of faculty said.
Thousands Parade Through Manhattan to Celebrate World Falun Dafa Day
One parade participant said practicing Falun Dafa has brought ‘true joy rather than fleeting happiness.’
Top House Democrats Vow ‘Massive’ Supreme Court, Judicial Reform If They Win Back the House
Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Caucus Vice Chair Ted Lieu said judicial reform will be a priority if Democrats win back the House in November.
Arizona Sees Sharp Drop in Canadian Visitors Despite Tourism Recovery
Tourism officials cited economic strain, airline access, and competition from Mexico as factors behind the downturn from a major international market.
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CIA Analysts Believed COVID-19 Came From Lab, Leaders Buried Assessments: Whistleblower
James O' Erdman III, a senior CIA operations officer, disclosed details during testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Ukraine Aid Bill Hits Threshold to Force House Vote
The development comes during a tense period in U.S. policy toward Ukraine.
American Who Tested Positive for Hantavirus Discloses Prior Symptoms
Dr. Stephen Kornfeld, an oncologist, says he is the American who tested positive for hantavirus.
How Will the Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling Affect Upcoming Elections?
Experts disagree on how much the Callais ruling will help the GOP in the approaching midterm elections.
Trump Says Cuba is Seeking Help: ‘We Are Going to Talk’
As he departed Washington, the president reiterated that he believes Cuba is a ‘failed nation.’
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 Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons.
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.
Pentagon Says Iran War Has Cost $29 Billion So Far
The department had estimated the war’s cost at $25 billion on April 29.
Nebraska Voters to Select Nominees for November Ballot Today
The state’s Second Congressional District is getting national attention over how Electoral College votes are parceled out.
US Treasury Announces Sanctions on 12 New Targets for Transporting Iranian Oil to China
The U.S. Treasury Department said the effort was a part of ‘Economic Fury,’ which has seen several previous targets sanctioned.
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.
