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Iran Struck Cargo Ship in Strait of Hormuz, US Official Says
A U.S. official said Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a drone at a vessel operating in the waterway.
Supreme Court Overturns Hawaii Gun Law: 4 Things to Know
The court in a 6–3 ruling found that Hawaii’s law on concealed-carry firearms violates the Second Amendment and is not within the U.S. historical tradition.
Supreme Court Issues Major Rulings on Weedkiller, Guns, Immigration: Key Takeaways
The Supreme Court is expected to release even more consequential rulings next week.
Ahead of Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Vote, Board Member Resigns in Protest
In a statement, Christina Smyth said the result of the vote was already decided on the mayoral campaign trail.
Jaguar Land Rover Recalls 250,000 Land Rovers, Says Driver’s Airbag May Not Deploy
The recall was triggered by increased warranty claims over airbag warning lights that could indicate airbag failure.
ICE Arrests More Than 10,000 Gang Members Under Trump
Recently passed legislation has turbocharged ICE to ‘arrest even more gang members and criminals,’ the DHS secretary said.
3 Michigan School Districts Face Federal Probes Into Alleged Title IX Violations
One district let a male athlete use the female locker room, which parents said raised the risk of ‘inappropriate, unsafe situations.’
Qualcomm Acquires AI Startup Modular for $4 Billion
Modular develops a platform for software companies to support all kinds of AI hardware.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Study, Blocked From CDC Journal, Now Published
The paper estimated that COVID-19 vaccination was 55 percent effective against hospitalization.
Supreme Court Rules Asylum Seekers May Be Turned Away at the Border
The 6–3 decision allowed a ’metering policy' developed by the Obama administration and continued in Trump’s first term.
White House Pushes Year-Round E15 Gasoline Sales in Supplemental Funding Bill
The provision would codify permanent sales of higher-ethanol blend year-round.
White House Requests $87.6 Billion for Iran Operation, Farmers, and Ebola
The Trump administration is asking Congress for $87.6 billion to cover military operations, help for farmers, and international aid.
FBI Adds 2 Accused Medicare Fraudsters to New Most Wanted List
Combined, the two fugitives are accused of defrauding the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump From Implementing Proof of Citizenship Requirement to Vote
The ruling converts a preliminary injunction that the judge had issued a year ago into a permanent ban.
Ben McAdams Wins Democratic Primary in Utah’s First Congressional District
McAdams will face Republican candidate Riley Owen, an intelligence officer in the Navy Reserve, in the November election.
Arsonist or Scapegoat? Attorneys Offer Closing Arguments in Pacific Palisades Fire Trial
A federal jury will decide whether a 29-year-old Uber driver set the blaze that would lead to one of the most destructive fires in U.S. history.
South Carolina Attorney General Wins GOP Runoff for Governor
Alan Wilson will face Democratic state Rep. Jermaine Johnson in the Nov. 3 election.
Appeals Court Says Federal Government Can Fast-Track Deportations
The Department of Homeland Security acted properly when it quickened deportations ‘to the maximum extent allowed by law,’ a majority said.
Supreme Court Sides With Michigan County in Tax Foreclosure Dispute
A Michigan family whose home was foreclosed by the county over unpaid taxes argued that they should have been paid the fair market value of their home.
Trump Warns Tehran of Renewed Attacks if Framework Agreement Is Violated
The president said he will ‘do what I have to do’ if Iran fails to honor commitments under the war-ending memorandum of understanding.
