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Can US Seize China’s Mineral Throne With Deep-Sea Mining? Here’s What Experts Say
Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’
US Speeds Up Drive for Rare-Earth Independence
MP Materials, which is partnering with the DOD, views magnet manufacturing as the most urgent issue the United States needs to address.
MTA Receives Backlash Over Ending Newburgh-Beacon Ferry
One politician accuses the MTA of ’turning its back on our community while happily taking our tax dollars.’
Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
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In New Mexico, a Tourist Village Struggles to Rebuild After Flash Flood Kills 3 People
Residents of Ruidoso say they had yet to recover from severe flooding a year earlier.
Federal Government Probing Minnesota State, George Mason University Over DEI, Hiring Practices
The state and the university are accused of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
More Than 200 Arrests Made During ICE Operations on California Marijuana Farms
It was unclear whether the protesters were employees of the farm.
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Hackers Target Apple’s Mac Users With New Malware Hidden in Popular Apps
Cybercriminals embedded malicious code and remote-control tools in software used for server management and secure connections.
10 Non-Tax Policies in Trump’s Megabill That Will Affect Americans
The mammoth legislation reforms entitlements and boosts funding for border security and air traffic control.
Emergency 911 Systems Go Down Across Pennsylvania, Officials Say
Residents in Pennsylvania are urged to call their local 911 center if there is an emergency, the alert said.
Tariff Windfall Drives Surprise $27 Billion US Budget Surplus in June
A record-high tariff haul in June fueled a rare budget surplus—and set the stage for even bigger collections ahead.
OMB Director Questions Powell Over Fed HQ Renovation Spending
The $2.5 billion construction of the central bank’s headquarters has already overrun its budget by $700 million.
Trump Says US Has Struck Deal With NATO to Supply Weapons to Ukraine
The president said he plans to make a major statement about Russia on Monday.
Trump Allegedly Warned Putin, Xi That He Would Bomb Their Capitals: Report
It is unclear when Trump allegedly warned the two leaders.
Nutella’s Parent to Acquire US Cereal Giant Kellogg’s
The Italian conglomerate first entered the American market in 1969, and today houses some of the most iconic brands.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order After Supreme Court Ruling
District Judge Joseph Laplante announced his decision after an hour-long hearing and said a written order will follow.
Why Trump Has Changed Tack With Russia and What’s Next
The U.S. president is giving the green light to new weapons shipments to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia as negotiations with Moscow over its war stall.
US Charges Chinese Man Accused of Hacking Into Universities to Steal COVID-19 Research
The defendant is allegedly ‘one of the first hackers linked to Chinese intelligence services to be captured by the FBI,’ the FBI’s Houston Field Office says.
FTC Warns Walmart, Amazon Against Fake ‘Made in the USA’ Products
A review of ‘Made in the USA’ products by FTC staff suggested they might be wholly imported or contain significant imported content.
Philadelphia Union Reaches Deal With City to End Trash Strike
The strike had gone on for more than a week.
Trump Says He'll Attend Club World Cup Final as FIFA Opens Office in Trump Tower
The final match of the tournament is scheduled for July 13 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
