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ICE Officer Ambushed, Shoots Illegal Immigrant in Minneapolis: DHS
Homeland Security is calling on the Minnesota governor and Minneapolis mayor to honor ICE arrest detainers of more than 1,360 criminal illegal immigrants.
Democrats Say DOJ Investigating Them Over Video Calling on Troops to Resist ‘Illegal Orders’
President Donald Trump accused the lawmakers of sedition, which he said is punishable by death.
Education Department Opens Investigations Into 18 Institutions on Men Competing in Women’s Sports
Young Americans are increasingly declining to identify as transgender or queer identities, according to a report.
UnitedHealth Used Aggressive Diagnosing Strategy to Boost Federal Funding for Medicare Advantage: Senate Report
The Senate report stated that the insurer has turned risk adjustment into a major profit-centered strategy, raising costs for Medicare beneficiaries.
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Federal Court Upholds California’s Redrawn Maps Favoring Democrats
A three-judge panel ruled that Republicans had not made a compelling argument for enjoining California from implementing its redrawn congressional maps.
In Some Minnesota Schools, the Focus Is Reading, Writing, and Resistance
The recent ICE protests coincide with the state’s strong push for more left-leaning ideology in schools.
Home Prices Are Not Cratering—Even as Buyers Exit the Market
‘We have a very unusual marketplace,’ says Jim Righeimer, a former California mayor and real estate developer.
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Trump Calls USMCA Trade Deal ‘Irrelevant’ as Carney Courts Beijing
‘I don’t even think about USMCA,’ Trump said.
Top FDA Drug Regulator Discloses Why He Resigned
‘Promises made, promises not kept,’ Dr. Richard Pazdur said.
US, Denmark, Greenland to Form Working Group to Find Agreement on Island’s Future
Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted the foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland in Washington on Jan. 14.
Trump Signs Bill Allowing Return of Whole Milk in Schools
The legislation complements the new ‘upside-down’ food pyramid unveiled by federal agencies last week.
Constraining Mega-Landlords Would Help Some Buyers, Won’t Solve Housing Woes: Industry Insiders
Investors flocked to the market during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in prospective homebuyers complaining about boosted prices.
US Gives Go-Ahead for Nvidia’s H200 Chip Sales to China
Regulations say China cannot receive more than half of the quantity of chips sold to U.S. consumers.
Measles Cases Surge in South Carolina as Outbreak Spreads to Other States
The state health department says more than 400 people are in quarantine due to being exposed to measles.
US Designates Chapters of Muslim Brotherhood as Foreign Terrorist Organizations
Lebanese, Jordanian, and Egyptian chapters of Muslim Brotherhood were designated by the U.S. as foreign terrorist organizations.
Trump to Deliver Speech in Detroit Touting Economy, America First Agenda
The president is taking his message to the public as part of a nationwide tour highlighting his administration’s accomplishments.
Judge Rules Orsted Can Resume Work on Rhode Island Offshore Wind Project
Orsted said that Revolution Wind will resume construction ‘as soon as possible.’
US Treasury Hosts G7 Talks on Rare-Earth Supply Chain Risks
Finance ministers discussed strategies to secure rare-earth elements, crucial for defense, energy, and technology, amid China’s dominant market position.
FCC Approves 7,500 New Satellites for Starlink Constellation
The latest development allows Starlink to optimize coverage and performance, enabling greater broadband connectivity.
Hegseth Says Proposed $1.5 Trillion Military Budget Is ‘Message to the World’
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon will spend its budget wisely and squeeze ‘everything possible into the best capabilities in the world.’
