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Federal Government to Bar Employers Engaged in Illegal Activities From Loan Relief Program
The Education Department said the new rules restore the taxpayer-funded program to its original purpose of supporting public workers.
Key Takeaways From Trump’s Asia Trip
The president announced that the United States and China had reached a one-year agreement to resolve several contentious issues.
About 80 Missing Children Rescued, 1,700 People Arrested in Memphis: Bondi
Last month, the federal government announced it would send National Guard troops and federal agents to the Tennessee city.
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USDA Urges Court to Rule Against Motion That Would Force It to Fund Food Stamp Program
‘The Court must deny the requested injunction,’ government lawyers said.
Boston Mayor Promises Before and After-School Programs for All Public School Students
Mayor Wu also announced Wicked Math, which will launch advanced math clubs and train older students as tutors.
San Jose Proclaims ‘Republic of China Day,’ Honors Taiwanese Community’s Contributions
Councilmember Peter Ortiz, who initiated the proclamation, described the effort as a tribute to the Taiwanese community’s spirit and achievements.
Trump Directs Pentagon to Start Testing Nuclear Weapons Again
The president said the United States would begin testing nuclear weapons ‘on an equal basis’ with tests conducted by adversaries.
Trump Says US to Share Nuclear-Powered Submarine Tech With South Korea
The move is a significant shift in U.S. policy on exporting guarded nuclear submarine technology.
Trump Says SNAP Benefits Will Be Solved for Next Month
The program, which provides food stamps to about 42 million people, is scheduled to run out of money on Nov. 1.
US Will Cut Troop Levels on NATO’s Eastern Flank, Romania Says
The move affects U.S. brigade elements stationed across several NATO countries, including in Romania.
Trump Touts Strong Economic Ties in Talks With Korean President, APEC Business Leaders
The president discussed trade, security, and shipbuilding on the last stop of his three-country tour of Asia.
Court Rules Trump Appointed US Attorney Holds Post Illegally
In a Tuesday ruling, a federal district judge in California ruled that acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has overstayed his legal tenure.
Republican Talk of Changing Filibuster to End Shutdown Ebbs
Many Republicans do not want to see the filibuster changed, something that Democrats pursued when President Joe Biden was in the White House.
States Sue Trump Admin to Try to Stop Suspension of Food Stamps
Twenty-five states and officials are suing the government over the looming shutdown of the federal food stamp program.
Texas Sues Tylenol Maker Over Allegedly Omitting Evidence of Autism Link From Marketing
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is requesting that the court block Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue from deceptive advertising of Tylenol in Texas.
Stillbirth Rates in US Remain Alarmingly High, New Study Finds
The study of more than 2.7 million pregnancies reveals a rate of one in 150—higher than CDC figures.
Category 5 Hurricane Melissa Closes In On Jamaica
Weather experts expect potentially catastrophic damage, rainfall, and flooding to hit the island Tuesday morning.
