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The Drone Attack Boat Program Critical to Countering China
The Navy’s new drone attack boat program could be a key part of U.S. strategy to counter China’s battle strategy in the Indo-Pacific.
Trump Condemns Stabbing of Woman on Charlotte Train
The president called the Charlotte train stabbing ‘horrible’ and said nation must confront evil.
Worker Confidence in Finding a New Job Drops to 12-Year Low
The New York Fed data adds to signs of cooling in the jobs market.
Temu to Pay $2 Million Fine to Settle Federal Consumer Protection Compliant
This marks the Federal Trade Commission’s first enforcement action under a 2023 law regulating e-commerce platforms, according to the agency.
Americans’ Retirement Readiness Is Up, but Unsteady: Survey
According to the survey, younger generations lead in retirement confidence.
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Nasdaq Seeks Rule Change to Allow Trading of Tokenized Securities
The proposal comes as the Trump administration pushes friendlier crypto policies and calls for regulatory sandboxes.
Chagas Disease: 4 Things You Need to Know About Potentially Fatal Disease Caused by ‘Kissing Bugs’
The insects that spread the disease are known as ‘kissing bugs’ and have been found in at least 32 states.
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DeSantis Signals ‘Individual Bill of Rights’ to Protect Floridians From AI
‘I welcome technologies that will enhance the human experience. I do not welcome things that are going to supplant the human experience,’ the governor said.
EchoStar to Sell Spectrum to SpaceX in $17 Billion Deal to Resolve FCC Probe
EchoStar stock surged by nearly 15 percent.
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire FTC Member for Time Being
The high court’s new ruling temporarily reverses a lower court order reinstating Federal Trade Commission member Rebecca Slaughter.
Trump Urges Foreign Companies to Obey Laws, Train US Workers After Hyundai Raid
South Korea’s government has chartered a plane to bring home the detained workers after negotiations with U.S. officials.
Supreme Court Justice Barrett Defends Decision Overturning Roe v. Wade
Since 2022, states have been resolving issues related to the landmark abortion ruling, she said.
DEA Warns Families About Drug Dealers Preying on Social Media
Young people are particularly vulnerable to drug content and sales on social media, the agency said.
Trump Threatens Chicago With Deportations, Department of War Ahead of Potential Federal Intervention
The president shared a meme captioned, ‘Chicago about to find out why it’s called the Department of WAR.’
Trump Runs Out of Patience With China, Sharpens His Words
In his latest social media post, Trump took aim at India and Russia, expressing frustration over their close alignment with ‘deepest, darkest China.’
Trump Warns Venezuelan Aircraft Will Be Shot Down If They Put US in ‘Dangerous Position’
‘If they do put us in a dangerous position, they’ll be shot down,' President Donald Trump said on Sept. 5.
Leader of Conservative House Caucus Wants Funding Frozen at 2024 Levels
But appropriations packages, unlike July’s reconciliation bill, can be filibustered in the Senate, where Schumer is already warning of a shutdown.
Trump Signs 200th Executive Order, Setting Fastest Pace in Modern History
Only President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued orders at a faster pace than Trump has in his first seven months back in the White House.
State Department Tightens Visas on Central Americans Over CCP Ties
Some Central Americans ‘intentionally work with the CCP’ to destabilize the region, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says.
Pentagon Confirms 2 Venezuelan Military Aircraft Flew Near US Navy Vessel
The DOD told the Venezuelan government that it is ’strongly advised' not to interfere with its mission.
