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US Foreclosure Filings Jump 17 Percent to 101,000 Properties
The persisting trend of higher foreclosure activity could be ‘an early indicator of emerging borrower strain,’ said a foreclosure expert.
Trump Signs Proclamation Reinstating Columbus Day
The president said the national flag will be displayed on all public buildings on Columbus Day.
Pfizer Left COVID-19 Vaccine Data out of Submissions to FDA, Documents Show
Pfizer says U.S. regulators worked closely with the company on all of its biodistribution studies.
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No Pizza, No Chips Under California’s New School Meal Law
The law signed by Gov. Newsom will phase out ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks over the next few years.
Conservative Student Sees Healing Opportunity in Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
A recent survey highlighted the state of freedom of speech on 257 college and university campuses across the United States.
Oakland Police Chief, City’s 11th in 15 Years, Will Step Down in December
Chief Floyd Mitchell, tapped to serve as leader in May 2024, gave no reason for his decision. The mayor said crime has dropped on his watch.
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Long-Litigated Massive Arizona Copper Mine Could Break Ground in Early 2026
Resolution Copper’s 7,000-acre mine, to include a 1.8-mile-wide open pit, clears key hurdle with Supreme Court refusing for second time to hear legal challenge.
Assistant Secretary Nominee Says Taiwan Needs to Lift Defense Spending, Calls for Increased Sub Building
Taiwan needs to increase military spending, John Noh said, while also asserting that Indo-Pacific stability is essential to combat the ‘alarming’ rise of China.
Trump Admin Agrees to $20 Billion Rescue Plan for Argentina
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rebutted claims that the administration’s action is a bailout.
New York AG Letitia James Indicted on Federal Charges
James has denied wrongdoing and said she ‘will fight these baseless charges aggressively.’
Netanyahu Calls for Trump to Receive Nobel Peace Prize Over Israel–Hamas Deal
The Nobel Peace Prize winner is due to be announced on Oct. 10 in Norway.
Trump to Undergo Medical Exam at Walter Reed
It will be the president’s second exam since returning to office. The White House said he will also meet with troops at the military base during his visit.
Man Arrested With More Than 200 Handmade Explosives Outside DC Church: Police
The incident occurred on Oct. 5 during the Archdiocese of Washington’s annual ‘Red Mass.’
Senate Again Rejects Funding Bills as Shutdown Enters Second Week
It is the sixth vote that has failed in the Senate to restore government funding.
Judge Orders HHS to Rescind Changes to Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs
The judge sided with affiliates of Planned Parenthood.
Van Epps Wins Special GOP Primary in Tennessee Race to Replace Mark Green’s House Seat
Van Epps is a former Tennessee commissioner of General Services and was endorsed by both President Donald Trump and former Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.).
Amid Violent Anti-ICE Protests, Blue States in Standoff Over National Guard Deployment
Portland and Chicago are fighting the deployment of federal troops to support ICE operations, while Memphis welcomes assistance in fighting crime.
Film on China’s Illicit Organ Trade Sparks Concern Among DC Audience
‘I cannot believe that I didn’t know anything about this until today,’ one audience member stated. ‘How do we get this film out?’
Maine Investigates Report of 250 Mail Ballots Found in Amazon Package
‘There may have been attempts to interrupt the distribution of ballots,’ the secretary of state said, as GOP officials called for a federal inquiry.
