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25 States Sue Trump Over Tariffs Imposed Against Forced Labor
California, New York, and 23 other states claim the president didn’t investigate the forced labor claims long enough.
Maryland Democrats Move to Change How Congressional Maps Are Drawn
The amendment, if approved by voters in November, could clear the way for a map favoring Democrats in all eight of Maryland’s congressional districts.
60,000 Evacuated as Wildfires Sweep Eastern Washington State
Firefighters continued searching for missing people and battling uncontained blazes.
Cuba’s Espionage Against US ‘Continues to This Day,’ Says State Department Official
The regime’s present threat involves a ‘rapid response plan’ calling on left-wing groups in the U.S. to mobilize if military action is taken against Cuba.
Annual New York Air Show Roars Over County Airport
The Air Dot Show brought back several classics and showcased some new acts, including the USAF Thunderbirds.
Michigan Senate Race Becomes Frontline in Battle for Future of the Democratic Party
A near-record amount of outside spending and intense focus from Washington have put a national spotlight on this primary election.
Education Secretary Urges University Leaders to Reform Their Institutions
Schools were asked to publish a plan for transparency in admissions, free speech, affordability, academic standards, and prioritizing American interests.
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Top US Admiral Warns Against Coercion, Says No Nation Will Dominate Indo-Pacific
U.S. Pacific Command chief says Washington is deterring Beijing through strength.
UBS Financial Services Hit With $125 Million in Anti-Money Laundering Fines
Several federal agencies levied fines on the company for repeatedly violating the Bank Secrecy Act.
Fauci Diary Shows Doubts on Effectiveness of COVID-19 Vaccines
Government officials persuaded the CDC director to back away from saying the shots did not prevent transmission or infection, according to the diary.
US, Japan Coordinate Currency Intervention to Stabilize Yen
‘They have a weakening yen, and they wanted a little bit of help,’ Trump told reporters.
Michigan Reports Water System Cyberattacks, Joining 7 Other States
FBI said cyberattackers are targeting internet-connected programmable logic controllers used by water and wastewater utilities.
Operation Blackout Takes Down 4 of the ‘Largest Scam Compounds on Earth’: FBI
Americans are estimated to have lost at least $10 billion to scams operating from Southeast Asia in 2024.
Trump Imposes 4-Year Tariff-Rate Quota on Quartz Surface Imports
The tariffs aim to help U.S. producers adjust after the International Trade Commission found they suffered serious injury.
US Embassy Issues Security Alert After Thousands of Illegal Immigrants Cross Into Spain
The mass influx of Moroccan migrants may lead to ‘unpredictable and dangerous situations,’ it said.
Trump ‘Not Sure’ About Providing Ukraine With Ability to Make Patriot Missiles
‘We have to be a little bit careful of who we license to,’ the U.S. president said.
State Department Moves to Tighten Rules Governing J-1 Exchange Visas
The new State Department proposal would expand grounds for ending exchange programs and tighten oversight of sponsors.
Feds Issue Warning About Hackers Targeting Water Systems
Major water systems were alerted of an increased risk to exposed technology after Minnesota’s water systems were attacked.
Appeals Court Says Trump Admin Cannot Detain Noncitizens Without Bond Hearings
The ruling adds to the split between circuit courts on the matter.
Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Cools Sharply in June
Personal income and spending slowed as months-long elevated prices weighed on consumers.
