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The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report about the fatal UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.

Immigration enforcement officers have arrested about 370 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, during an operation that started Saturday.

Multiple people, ships, and other entities were sanctioned for their role in selling Iranian oil and petroleum products.

Pennsylvania became the second state to face federal transportation funding cuts after allegedly issuing illegal commercial licenses.

A 32-year-old Mexican national was arrested and is facing prosecution for narcotic smuggling.

Americans will eat 30 million turkeys this Thanksgiving, but numbers are at a nearly 40-year low amid waning demand and waves of bird flu.

The executive order lowers duties on select agricultural goods in a bid to lower inflation.

The move breaks decades of precedent on the federal government’s policies regarding offshore drilling leases near Florida and California.

The defendant is allegedly ‘a leader of one of the most prolific drug trafficking and money laundering organizations in the world,’ a prosecutor said.

The median existing-home price reached $415,200 in October, marking the 28th consecutive month of year-over-year increases.

The judge held that the deployment was unconstitutional but paused her order for three weeks to allow the government to appeal.

American families spend between 8.9 precent and 16 percent of their income on full-day care for just one child.

Cheney was eulogized by George W. Bush, his daughter Liz Cheney, his grandchildren, his former top aide Pete Williams, and his cardiologist.

The notice came a day before Kia’s parent company, Hyundai, announced a similar recall of more than 85,000 vehicles due to the same issue.

Most adults in a new survey said they do not desire an updated COVID-19 shot.

The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.

The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report about the fatal UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.

Immigration enforcement officers have arrested about 370 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, during an operation that started Saturday.

Multiple people, ships, and other entities were sanctioned for their role in selling Iranian oil and petroleum products.

Pennsylvania became the second state to face federal transportation funding cuts after allegedly issuing illegal commercial licenses.

A 32-year-old Mexican national was arrested and is facing prosecution for narcotic smuggling.

Americans will eat 30 million turkeys this Thanksgiving, but numbers are at a nearly 40-year low amid waning demand and waves of bird flu.

The executive order lowers duties on select agricultural goods in a bid to lower inflation.

The move breaks decades of precedent on the federal government’s policies regarding offshore drilling leases near Florida and California.

The defendant is allegedly ‘a leader of one of the most prolific drug trafficking and money laundering organizations in the world,’ a prosecutor said.

The median existing-home price reached $415,200 in October, marking the 28th consecutive month of year-over-year increases.

The judge held that the deployment was unconstitutional but paused her order for three weeks to allow the government to appeal.

American families spend between 8.9 precent and 16 percent of their income on full-day care for just one child.

Cheney was eulogized by George W. Bush, his daughter Liz Cheney, his grandchildren, his former top aide Pete Williams, and his cardiologist.

The notice came a day before Kia’s parent company, Hyundai, announced a similar recall of more than 85,000 vehicles due to the same issue.

Most adults in a new survey said they do not desire an updated COVID-19 shot.

The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.