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US Will Use Tariff Revenue to Help Farmers: Trump
The first Trump administration issued a similar aid program to farmers after exports plummeted during the previous trade war with Beijing.
More Than 1.9 Million Products Sold Through Amazon Recalled Over Safety Concerns
The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced recalls on the products over the past week, with all of them being made in China.
Commerce Department Opens Tariff Investigations Into Medical Equipment, Robotics, Industrial Machinery
The investigations add to a growing list of sectors under Section 232 review by the Trump administration
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US National Guard Surpasses 2025 Recruitment Targets
Fiscal year 2025 is one of the ‘most successful recruiting years in over a decade,’ according to the War Department.
Education Department Launches Student Aid Application Early
The FAFSA form is online a week ahead of its deadline in what Education Secretary Linda McMahon called the earliest launch in history.
These Historic San Francisco Bay Area Sites Offer a Reset for Mind and Body
Travel between the three historic sites, all located north of San Francisco.
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Baby Food Recall Expands to 28 US States
‘Exposure to lead, even at low levels, may increase blood lead levels,’ Sprout Organics said.
Slovakia Sides With Hungary Against Trump’s Russian Oil Phase-Out
Landlocked EU states have said alternatives are too costly and limited to replace the Druzhba pipeline, as Trump steps up pressure to cut Russian oil ties.
Shareholders Threaten Disney With Lawsuit Over Decision to Suspend Jimmy Kimmel
Lawyers representing labor and press groups say they may sue if Disney does not comply within five days.
What to Know About Dallas ICE Facility Shooting
Federal agents say the attack was politically motivated, with the shooter leaving behind ammunition marked ‘ANTI ICE.’
Bullet With ‘Anti-ICE’ Message Found After Dallas Shooting: FBI Director
A photo of the unspent shell casings was posted online by the bureau’s director.
US Breaks With Majority at UN Security Council Over 2-State Solution
The UK, France, Russia, and China backed a two-state solution, while the United States—also a permanent U.N. Security Council member—opposed the proposal.
Artemis II Could Launch Moon Flyby Mission Early February 2026, NASA Says
The 10-day mission will mark the first human trip around the Moon since Apollo 17 in December 1972.
Transportation Department Redirecting $2.4 Billion From California High Speed Rail to Other Infrastructure Needs
‘Our new National Railroad Partnership Program will emphasize safety—our number one priority,’ Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said.
Ryan Routh Tries to Stab Himself After Guilty Verdict in Trump Assassination Attempt Trial
A Florida jury found Routh guilty on all five counts, including attempting to assassinate a major presidential candidate and assaulting a federal officer.
Jury Deliberations Begin in Trump Assassination Attempt Trial
Ryan Routh and the Justice Department offered closing arguments after a two-week trial.
Trump Cancels Meeting With Schumer, Jeffries on Shutdown Talks
The president said the Democrats’ demands were ‘unserious and ridiculous.’
What to Know About Changes to Foreign Workers’ H-1B Visa Program
The changes likely will have the largest effect on tech employers and Indian workers.
Federal Judge Allows Work on East Coast Wind Farm to Continue Despite Government Opposition
The project off Rhode Island has promised to provide wind turbine energy to 350,000 homes.
