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FDA Issues Notice in Recall of More Than 140,000 Bottles of Common Statin Medication
Several versions of generic atorvastatin calcium tablets are under recall, the agency says.
Trump Eyes San Francisco as Next Target for Federal Crackdown on Crime
‘I think we can make San Francisco as one of our great cities 10 years ago,’ the president said.
Immigration Officers in Chicago Required to Wear Body Cameras, Says Federal Judge
The order comes amid intense confrontations in Chicago between ICE officers and protesters who oppose the Trump administration’s deportation initiative.
Energy Department Offers $1.6 Billion Loan Guarantee to Upgrade Lines Across Midwest
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the agency was ‘using funds to better the American experience by investing in energy that helps families and business.’
Accused Palisades Arsonist Faces 3 New Charges
Uber driver Jonathan Rinderknecht was indicted on three new charges, including two felonies.
Zohran Mamdani Issues Apology to NYPD for ‘Defund the Police’ Comments
The Democratic Socialist said those comments no longer reflect his current stances on policing.
Hundreds Airlifted to Safety After Typhoon Remnants Devastate Alaskan Coast
At least one person was confirmed dead, two remained missing, and more than 1,500 were displaced as winter began to set in.
Oklahoma to Drop Plan to Keep Bibles in All Public School Classrooms
The state’s new superintendent intends to withdraw the Bible mandate to resolve a lawsuit challenging it.
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DHS Imposes $1,000 Fee for Illegal Immigrants Paroled Into the US
Agency said new fee aims to cut down on fraud in the immigration parole system.
Border Czar Tom Homan Denies Reports He Accepted $50,000 in Cash
‘I didn’t take $50,000 from anybody,’ Homan said at an Oct. 15 event.
FCC Moves to Bar Hong Kong Telecom Carrier From US Networks
The move aims to prevent CCP-controlled companies that pose national security risks from connecting to U.S. telecom networks, the FCC chairman says.
US Doubles Argentina Aid to $40 Billion With Peso Purchases, Private Debt Facility
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S. aid would be policy-specific and determined by the results of Argentina’s upcoming midterm election.
US Working on Recovering Hostage Bodies From Gaza: White House
Israel said the Hamas terrorist group was not returning the bodies fast enough.
Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
Antifa’s Communist Roots, Violent Tactics, and Terror Designation
A presidential order and recent clashes with ICE are drawing attention to the once-obscure, hard-to-define movement.
House Speaker Mike Johnson Warns Military Pay Will Run Out Amid Shutdown
The next paycheck for U.S. armed servicemembers is due on Oct. 31.
Trump Threatens to Move World Cup Games From Boston Over ‘Unsafe Conditions’
‘Boston better clean up their act, that’s all I can say,’ President Donald Trump said.
‘A Man of Peace’–How Trump Achieved Peace in Middle East Against All Odds
President receives praise from Israel and Arab leaders as well as from both sides of political aisle at home.
Man Sentenced 25 to 50 Years for Arson Attack at Pennsylvania Governor’s Mansion
Cody Balmer pleaded guilty to attempting to set Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence on fire as his family slept inside.
Trump Says If Hamas Does Not Disarm, ‘We Will Disarm Them’
Trump also demanded Hamas return all the deceased hostages. So far, only four out of 28 have been returned to Israel.
