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‘Every interdiction like this disrupts narco-terrorists ... and keeps deadly drugs from reaching our communities,’ USCG said.

Notable moments from the past week in America.

A new student loan repayment plan seeks to ensure that loan balances of low-income borrowers do not increase despite them making payments.

The bill extends research into funding as electric vehicles erode gas tax revenue, but critics warn of potential new burdens on drivers.

Conservatives have alleged political bias in how proxy agents advise fund managers to vote their shares.

The 24th class of astronaut candidates will graduate in 2027. The space station is set to be retired in 2030.

NASA had an agreement with SpaceX to provide the lunar lander. However, then-acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy reopened the mission to competition.

Oatman is home to about 16 wild burros, living remnants of the state’s gold rush days.

President Donald Trump said he is confident Matsumoto has the expertise to fix ‘the long history of issues’ at the bureau.

Congressmen will question both leaders in a public session focusing on ‘rampant misuse of taxpayer dollars,’ the committee says, estimated at $9 billion.

The department had been working for months to issue redactions, officials have said.

The Make Elections Great Again Act would also require states to use auditable paper ballots.

The president’s order accuses the Cuban regime of aligning itself with Russia, China, Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah.

The federal government had asked the group to ‘submit a detailed action plan with a timeline for the phase-out of thimerosal-containing vaccines.’

Guan Heng’s case has drawn international attention after he faced the risk of deportation to Uganda.