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Secret Service Agent in Vance’s Detail Under Investigation Over Leaks, Spokesperson Says
The unnamed agent also faces a ‘potential criminal inquiry,’ a Secret Service spokesman said.
House Passes Measure to Halt US Military Action Against Iran
The vote is largely symbolic and marks the second time the lower chamber has passed an Iran war powers resolution.
Trump’s Border Czar Confirms Highest Deportation Numbers in June, July
More than 1,500 people are being removed by immigration officials each day in July, according to recently released data.
With AI Spurring Research–And Paying Dividends–US Genesis Mission Gains Momentum
The drive to incorporate AI into federal science initiatives is creating tools that ‘look to me like science fiction,' NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya said.
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Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Mitigate Blackout Risks Amid Hot Weather Conditions
The DOE said the previous administration’s policies weakened the U.S. power grid, leaving Americans vulnerable during emergency events.
House Republicans Say ABA Is Pushing DEI on Law Schools
Lawmakers criticized the American Bar Association for pursuing policies that they say are discriminatory and undermine the legal profession.
Chinese Consulate Floodlights Illuminate Falun Gong Vigil in San Francisco
The purpose behind the consulate’s floodlights remains unclear, but protesters said the bright lights highlighted their banners and raised public awareness.
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Behind America’s Growing ‘Food Freedom’ Movement
For every dollar spent on food in the United States, farmers pocket just 5.8 cents. In the mid-20th century, that figure was 40 cents.
House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
Dubbed ’reconciliation 3.0,' the package would fund the Iran war, provide farm aid, and fund grants for states to implement voter ID requirements.
Ford Recalls Nearly 390,000 Vehicles for Potential Second-Row Seat Hazard
The switch for the easy-entry, second-row outer seats might stick and cause the seats to unlatch, tip, or slide abruptly, the company said.
Greer Says US Could Act Over $3.4 Billion EU Airbus Loan
The European Investment Bank’s largest-ever corporate loan has drawn fresh attention to a two-decade-old U.S.–EU dispute over aircraft subsidies.
Appeals Court Stays Orders Barring Detention of 3 Illegal Immigrants Without Bond Hearings
A DOJ official said the order made clear that illegal immigrants ‘do not have a constitutional right to roam free’ during their removal proceedings.
Mexicans Plead Guilty to International Conspiracy to Smuggle Illegal Immigrants From Canada Into US
The investigation was supported by Joint Task Force Alpha, whose activities have so far resulted in the conviction of more than 419 smugglers and traffickers.
Senate Committee Advances Jay Clayton’s Nomination for Intel Chief
Trump’s pick for director of national intelligence will face a floor vote in the Senate following the Senate Intelligence Committee’s vote.
What to Know About the Stop Insider Trading Act
If the bill to end congressional stock trading passes the House, it would likely have an uphill climb in the Senate, where 60 votes are needed.
Judge Blocks US Government From Removing Work Permits for Thousands of Immigrants
‘The consequences faced by plaintiffs are potentially severe,’ the judge said.
Data Centers Set to Eat Up 20 Percent of US Power by 2035: Report
BloombergNEF projects electricity use will surge from 5.9 percent as AI demand strains a struggling grid.
DOJ Sought Phone Records of NY Times Journalists, Their Family Members After Air Force One Report
The DOJ issued subpoenas to phone providers seeking records of ‘one journalist’s mother and two journalists’ spouses,’ according to The New York Times.
