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Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
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Heavy Floods Across Northern China Kill at Least 30; Thousands Evacuated Amid Record Rainfall
Swollen rivers, reservoirs, and waterways have flooded 41 rivers nationwide, according to state media.
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Slotkin Says Democrats Split on Strategy During Trump’s Second Term
The Michigan senator pressed for a tougher stance by the party in combating President Donald Trump’s second term and GOP control of Congress.
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Gabbard Says She Made Criminal Referrals to DOJ of Obama-Era Officials Over 2016 Election Documents
“This is an issue that is so serious it should concern every single American because it has to do with the integrity of our democratic republic,” she said.
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Texas GOP Set to Redraw State’s Congressional Map During Special Session
Some Democrats, including one in an area that may be vulnerable to redistricting efforts, said the tactic may come back to haunt the GOP.
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CCP Holds Rare Conference to Deal With Urban Poor Amid Economic Crisis
The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.
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Venezuela Frees 10 US Citizens in Exchange for Deported Nationals
The Venezuelan men have spent months in El Salvador’s high-security prison known as CECOT.
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Texas Sheriff’s Lack of Jail Space Leaves Thousands of Warrants for Illegal Immigrants Unserved
Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.
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Attorney General Issues Memo Outlining Next Steps in Making English Official Language in US
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s memo states that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not treat language as an immutable characteristic.
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China’s Luxury Hotels Take to the Streets to Stay Afloat
Luxury hotels are competing with street vendors for consumers amid economic slowdown.
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Trump to Announce $70 Billion Energy and Innovation Investment in Pittsburgh
The president is meeting with business leaders to discuss how best to meet the energy and computing needs of the future.
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State Department to Lose Nearly 3,000 Employees in Reorganization Plan
The announcement follows a ruling in favor of the administration’s power to terminate federal employees.
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Trump Announces 35 Percent Tariff on Canada, Possible 15–20 Percent Tariffs on Other Countries
The new rate will go into effect on Aug. 1.
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Beijing Weaponized Rare Earths—How the West Is Responding
The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?
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Trump Signs ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Into Law During July 4 Celebration
The bill marks a major political victory for Trump, allowing him to advance much of his domestic agenda from tax cuts to border security.
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What Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Means for Your Wallet
Spanning nearly 1,000 pages, the measure includes permanent tax changes and provisions affecting families, seniors, and businesses.
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SSA Expects Megabill to Remove Tax for Nearly 90 Percent of Social Security Beneficiaries
More than 51 million American senior citizens will likely benefit from the bill.
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Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
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House Passes GOP Megabill, Sending Measure to Trump’s Desk
It comes after a marathon overnight session during which GOP leaders convinced holdouts to support the bill, and a record-breaking floor speech by Jeffries.
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Victim Profiles in Microsoft SharePoint Attacks Point to Targeted Intelligence Campaign, Researchers Say
‘The attackers knew exactly what they were looking for,’ said Lodi Hensen.
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Heavy Floods Across Northern China Kill at Least 30; Thousands Evacuated Amid Record Rainfall
Swollen rivers, reservoirs, and waterways have flooded 41 rivers nationwide, according to state media.
|
Slotkin Says Democrats Split on Strategy During Trump’s Second Term
The Michigan senator pressed for a tougher stance by the party in combating President Donald Trump’s second term and GOP control of Congress.
|
Gabbard Says She Made Criminal Referrals to DOJ of Obama-Era Officials Over 2016 Election Documents
“This is an issue that is so serious it should concern every single American because it has to do with the integrity of our democratic republic,” she said.
|
Texas GOP Set to Redraw State’s Congressional Map During Special Session
Some Democrats, including one in an area that may be vulnerable to redistricting efforts, said the tactic may come back to haunt the GOP.
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CCP Holds Rare Conference to Deal With Urban Poor Amid Economic Crisis
The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.
|
Venezuela Frees 10 US Citizens in Exchange for Deported Nationals
The Venezuelan men have spent months in El Salvador’s high-security prison known as CECOT.
|
Texas Sheriff’s Lack of Jail Space Leaves Thousands of Warrants for Illegal Immigrants Unserved
Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.
|
Attorney General Issues Memo Outlining Next Steps in Making English Official Language in US
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s memo states that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act does not treat language as an immutable characteristic.
|
China’s Luxury Hotels Take to the Streets to Stay Afloat
Luxury hotels are competing with street vendors for consumers amid economic slowdown.
|
Trump to Announce $70 Billion Energy and Innovation Investment in Pittsburgh
The president is meeting with business leaders to discuss how best to meet the energy and computing needs of the future.
|
State Department to Lose Nearly 3,000 Employees in Reorganization Plan
The announcement follows a ruling in favor of the administration’s power to terminate federal employees.
|
Trump Announces 35 Percent Tariff on Canada, Possible 15–20 Percent Tariffs on Other Countries
The new rate will go into effect on Aug. 1.
|
Beijing Weaponized Rare Earths—How the West Is Responding
The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?
|
Trump Signs ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Into Law During July 4 Celebration
The bill marks a major political victory for Trump, allowing him to advance much of his domestic agenda from tax cuts to border security.
|
What Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Means for Your Wallet
Spanning nearly 1,000 pages, the measure includes permanent tax changes and provisions affecting families, seniors, and businesses.
|
SSA Expects Megabill to Remove Tax for Nearly 90 Percent of Social Security Beneficiaries
More than 51 million American senior citizens will likely benefit from the bill.
|
Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
|
House Passes GOP Megabill, Sending Measure to Trump’s Desk
It comes after a marathon overnight session during which GOP leaders convinced holdouts to support the bill, and a record-breaking floor speech by Jeffries.
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