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Judge Says Updated National Firearms Act Violates Constitution
Registration and approval requirements for suppressors and short-barreled rifles and shotguns exceed Congress’s authority, a federal judge in Texas ruled.
Missouri Secretary of State Rejects Petition for a Vote on New House Map
Missouri law does not allow congressional districting to be challenged through a referendum, elections chief Denny Hoskins said.
SpaceX Rocket Crashes Into the Moon
The second stage engine drifted in space for more than a year.
Feds to Decertify Kentucky Organ Transplant Group
The decision follows an investigation officials said uncovered multiple safety concerns that persisted after repeated warnings and corrective action plans.
Treasury Department, IRS Unveil New Paid Family Leave Incentives
The Treasury Department said that it will likely allow for more employees to take paid family leave.
Brown University President to Step Down
After nearly 15 years leading the Ivy League school, Paxson cited the need for new leadership to oversee the next planning phase.
Visa to Buy Cybersecurity Company BioCatch for $2.4 Billion
Buying the fraud-detection firm helps Visa beef up its cybersecurity offerings.
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US Imposes 1‑Year Ban on Tungsten Waste, Black Mass Exports
The administration cited increasing risks to America’s national defense and security for the restriction.
Trump Set to Speak in Las Vegas Wednesday as Midterm Elections Approach
The president is expected to highlight his administration’s policies that benefit workers and businesses.
DOT Announces $870 Million Investment for Airport Infrastructure Improvements Nationwide
The Los Angeles International Airport will get the largest chunk of funding at $289 million, followed by the Miami International Airport.
FBI Foiled 715 Planned Terror Attacks Last Year: Director Kash Patel
The attacks were aimed at places of worship, schools, and businesses.
Federal Operation Takes More Than 800 Dangerous Truckers Off US Highways
Officials detained dozens of illegal immigrants in the three-day roadside sweep.
Michigan Senate Primary Becomes Flashpoint in National Left-Wing Electability Debate
Moderate Democrats argue progressive populist Abdul El-Sayed is incapable of winning over enough independents and centrists to become a U.S. senator.
Man Arrested on Arson Charges in Connection With Spokane Wildfire
Officials said the suspect has a prior felony manslaughter conviction in Arizona.
GOP Alleges Campaign to Influence Judges in Climate Lawsuits
Critics say climate-related sections of reference manuals used by judges are biased and lacking in scientific rigor.
Maryland Democrats Move to Change How Congressional Maps Are Drawn
The amendment, if approved by voters in November, could clear the way for a map favoring Democrats in all eight of Maryland’s congressional districts.
US Intervenes to Support Japanese Yen: Here’s What to Know
Bessent confirmed that the United States participated in ‘coordinated foreign exchange actions’ that ‘countered disorderly yen movements.’
RFK Jr. Clashes With CNN Host on COVID-19 Pandemic Handling, Vaccines
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared on CNN after the release of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s diary.
Senate Leaders Reach Deal on Bill to Fund Government Past Midterm Elections
The stopgap would maintain current spending levels, block a proposed OMB grants rule, and cover Navy shipbuilding cost overruns.
Clayton to Become Top US Intelligence Official on Monday
During his confirmation hearing, Clayton pledged to strengthen trust in the intelligence community and improve coordination among intelligence agencies.
