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US Approves Sale of $373 Million in Extended Range Glide Bomb Tail Kits to Ukraine
‘The proposed sale will improve Ukraine’s capability to meet current and future threats,’ the State Department said.
3 US Nonprofits Under Scrutiny Over Suspected CCP Funding Links
A House committee is investigating these entities as part of its efforts to expose foreign influence in the United States’ tax-exempt sector.
Patel Says FBI ‘Kept Out’ of Initial Days of Nancy Guthrie Investigation
Few details have been released about the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother in recent weeks as the sheriff’s office pushed back on the FBI’s claims.
USDA Issues Public Health Alert for Costco-Sold Ravioli Over Shellfish Allergens
The beef and cheese products were shipped to Costco locations in Maryland and New Jersey, while the maker issued a recall.
Interior Department Disputes Claim That East Wing Debris Has Toxic Metals
A report commissioned by the National Park Service and prepared by Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. says White House debris removal began in October 2025.
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Rubio Refutes Claims That US Imposed Oil Blockade on Cuba
‘There’s no oil blockade on Cuba per se,’ Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters.
Women’s College Faces Federal Inquiry for Admitting Males Identifying as Transgender
The Education Department launched an investigation into Smith College in Massachusetts, which admits males and gives them access to spaces designed for women.
Dell Technologies to Ditch Delaware, Change Legal Home to Texas
The tech company joins about a dozen other high-profile firms to reincorporate away from Delaware after a state court canceled Elon Musk’s pay package.
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Iran’s Oil Storage Clock Is About to Run Out
As U.S. blockade holds, Iran’s inability to store tens of millions of barrels of oil could alter the course of the war, analysts say.
CBP Seizes 78 Pounds of Cocaine From US Citizen at Southern Border
The suspect is now facing prosecution for allegedly hiding illegal narcotics with an estimated street value of nearly $1.5 million.
Democrats Retain Control of Michigan State Senate With Greene’s Special Election Win
Democrat says the special election victory marks the start of a blue wave.
Day in Photos: Cruise Ship Crew Members Evacuated, Transport Strike, and Battle Reenactment
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Justice Department Sues Denver Over Ban on AR-15 Rifles
A complaint filed Tuesday came after the city’s mayor refused to repeal the decades-long ban.
US Military Strike Targets Drug Vessel in Caribbean, Killing 2
The operation was conducted under Joint Task Force Southern Spear, targeting terrorist-linked drug routes.
AI Investment Boom Helps US Manufacturing Recovery Continue
‘Business investment continues to power the economy,’ says a top economist.
US Supreme Court Allows Louisiana Redistricting Ruling to Take Effect Immediately
The ruling came after Louisiana delayed May 16 primary elections to give it time to replace the unconstitutional map the court struck down last week.
RFK Jr. Announces New Plan to Tackle ‘Overmedicalization’ of Psychiatric Care
‘Too many patients begin treatment without a clear understanding of the risks,’ the health secretary said.
US Signals Global Scope for Naval Mission ‘Project Freedom’
U.S. officials warn that disruptions in Hormuz could set precedents for other key global shipping routes.
Spirit Airlines Says Customer Refunds Almost Complete After Winding Down Business
Spirit Airlines has assured customers that it would automatically refund tickets purchased directly using credit or debit cards.
Pirro Says She Will Decide Whether to Restart Investigation Into Powell Based on IG Report Findings
The Department of Justice suspended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on April 24.
Judge Blocks DHS From Ending Protections for 2,800 Yemeni Nationals
The Trump administration is seeking to end temporary protections for Yemenis citing national interests.
