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Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariff on EU, Mexico
The tariffs aim to correct America’s long-running trade imbalances with the two trading partners, the U.S. president said.
Son of Mexican Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Pleads Guilty to US Drug Charges
Prosecutors alleged that Ovidio Guzman Lopez succeeded his father as one of the leaders of the Sinaloa cartel.
US Speeds Up Drive for Rare-Earth Independence
MP Materials, which is partnering with the DOD, views magnet manufacturing as the most urgent issue the United States needs to address.
MTA Receives Backlash Over Ending Newburgh-Beacon Ferry
One politician accuses the MTA of ’turning its back on our community while happily taking our tax dollars.’
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In New Mexico, a Tourist Village Struggles to Rebuild After Flash Flood Kills 3 People
Residents of Ruidoso say they had yet to recover from severe flooding a year earlier.
Federal Government Probing Minnesota State, George Mason University Over DEI, Hiring Practices
The state and the university are accused of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
More Than 200 Arrests Made During ICE Operations on California Marijuana Farms
It was unclear whether the protesters were employees of the farm.
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At Least 27 Hospitalized After Mass Overdose in Baltimore
At least five victims were in critical condition.
Hackers Target Apple’s Mac Users With New Malware Hidden in Popular Apps
Cybercriminals embedded malicious code and remote-control tools in software used for server management and secure connections.
Emergency 911 Systems Go Down Across Pennsylvania, Officials Say
Residents in Pennsylvania are urged to call their local 911 center if there is an emergency, the alert said.
IRS Issues Tax Filing Request to Taxpayers Who Filed for Extensions
Those taxpayers have until Oct. 15 to file their taxes, the IRS said Friday.
No Endorsement for Republicans Who Do Not Back Rescissions Bill, Trump Says
Last month, four Republicans had voted against the bill in the House.
In the Darkest of Hours, a Life Is Saved From Raging Waters in Texas Hill Country
The Robertson family and a crew of landscapers pulled a man to safety after his car was swept away.
Walmart Recalls 850,000 Water Bottles After 2 People Are Blinded
The recall impacts Ozark Trail 64 oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottles sold via Walmart since 2017.
6 Secret Service Agents Suspended Over Trump Assassination Attempt: Deputy Director
The July 13, 2024, attack was the first time a current or former president had been wounded in an assassination attempt since 1981.
US Sanctions UN Expert for Pushing ICC Case Against Israel
Marco Rubio said the special rapporteur was being sanctioned for prompting the ICC actions against U.S. and Israeli officials, companies, and executives.
Rubio in Malaysia for ASEAN Meetings Amid Tariff Tensions
Trade policies, tariffs, and regional security are expected to be hot topics during the multilateral discussions.
Epoch Times Journalists Win National Journalism Award
The news organization scooped up its third national journalism honor of 2025 with a heartwarming story and compelling photography.
Harvard’s Accreditation at Risk Over Anti-Semitism Response, Trump Admin Warns
There is strong evidence to suggest the school may no longer meet the accreditation standards, federal officials say.
90 Days of Uncertainty: How Businesses Adapted to Sweeping Tariffs
The past few months have been a rollercoaster ride for U.S. businesses—large and small.
