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DOJ Subpoenas NYT Journalists After Air Force One Security Report
The New York Times said that some journalists had federal law enforcement agents at their doorstep.
US Issues Travel Advisory for Caribbean Vacation Spot Citing Crimes Against Tourists
Data from the Saint Lucia government shows that 205,703 American tourists visited the country in 2023, making up roughly 54 percent of total visitors.
United States Retains Spot as World’s Top Oil Producer
In April, U.S. exports of crude oil hit a record 5.6 million barrels per day.
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US Extends Work Permits for Certain Immigrants With Temporary Protected Status
The ‘extension is limited relief’ until lower courts align with a recent Supreme Court decision on the temporary status, officials said.
National Endowment for Humanities, Freedom 250 Celebrate Winners of National American Heroes Student Art Contest
The competition was ‘a beautiful celebration of America’s past by the very young people who will be responsible for its future,’ said Second Lady Usha Vance.
California City Used Drones to Help Locate 1,300 Pounds of Illegal Fireworks on Fourth of July Weekend
Santa Ana police said it seized hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks and handed out almost 200 citations.
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Wall Street Review: Tech Stocks Regain Market Lead Amid Rising Oil Prices and Bond Yields
Major deals among tech giants and the successful Wall Street debut of SK Hynix shares boosted stock markets.
DHS Deports Illegal Immigrant Pardoned By Minnesota of Child Sex Crimes
Minnesota’s Board of Pardons had granted the man’s clemency application last month, but Homeland Security deported him despite the pardon.
Hearing for Suspected Kirk Assassin Adjourned Until September
Earlier in the week, the court heard testimony from Tyler Robinson’s partner that alleged he’d confessed to the crime.
Platner Formally Withdraws From Senate Race; Democrats to Hold Convention to Pick New Nominee
Graham Platner has denied sexual assault accusations against him.
Trump Agrees to More Iran Talks, Reiterates Ceasefire Is Over
The U.S. president said that the lull in fighting has ended ‘in no uncertain terms.’
Jersey City Prep School Ends Race-Based Admissions Under DOJ Settlement
The federal agreement requires Dr. Ronald E. McNair Academic High School to drop seat reservations by race or national origin.
US Civil Rights Commissioners Demand Answers From MLB Over Religious Expression
The commissioners alleged pro baseball enforced uniform rules unevenly—penalizing Christian expression while allowing Black Lives Matter and LGBT messaging.
Trump’s Proposed Arch Needs Structural Revisions to Earn Final Approval: Commission
The proposed Memorial Circle monument would include a mezzanine at 166 feet, a 24-foot-high observation deck, and a 60-foot statue of Lady Liberty at the top.
Roommate Says Accused Charlie Kirk Assassin Confessed to Killing
Text messages between the defendant and the roommate were presented during a preliminary hearing in the Kirk murder case.
USPS to Raise Stamp Price to 82 Cents on July 12
Domestic postcard prices will be raised by four cents to 65 cents.
Here Are the Remaining Primary Races to Watch
The list includes battleground states like Alaska, Arizona, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin.
Trump to Ask Supreme Court to Rehear Birthright Citizenship Case
Trump called last month’s ruling a miscarriage of justice.
FBI Offers $50,000 Reward for Suspect in Violent Acts Across US
They include assassinations of political and religious figures, shootings, murders, kidnappings, extortions, assaults, and trafficking of drugs and weapons.
US Will Probably Conduct More Strikes Against Iran, Trump Says
The U.S. president made the remarks just hours after he said that the ceasefire was over following Iran’s attacks on U.S. military sites in the Persian Gulf.
