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He suggested the strikes are meant to protect Americans, comparing the actions to the war on terror that commenced after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Netanyahu Says First Phase of Gaza Ceasefire Plan Almost Complete
The Israeli prime minister met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Israel on Sunday.
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Hegseth Lays Out Trump’s ‘America First’ Military Strategy
The War secretary called Trump the ‘rightful heir’ to President Ronald Reagan’s military and foreign policy legacy.
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Hegseth Defends Second September Drug Boat Strike
He suggested the strikes are meant to protect Americans, comparing the actions to the war on terror that commenced after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Trump Orders Task Forces to Protect Food Supply Chain Competition, Security
The security task forces would work towards addressing risks from anti-competitive behavior and price fixing.
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Fewer Americans Plan to Tip Service Providers This Holiday Season: Survey
Only 21 percent of Americans plan to tip their trash/recycling collectors this holiday season, a Bankrate survey showed.
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FBI Warns About Ransom Scams Involving Fake ‘Proof of Life’ Photos
The agency advised people to always attempt to contact their loved ones before considering paying the ransom.
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FAA Investigates Flight Cut Violations, Warns Airlines of Heavy Penalties
The FAA said it may seek civil penalties of up to $75,000 for every flight operated above the mandated limits.
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Russian Forces Advance as Ukraine Hit by More Than 600 Drone Strikes Overnight
Russian forces advanced north and southeast of Myrnohrad and infiltrated positions in northwestern Pokrovsk.
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Waymo Recalls Self-Driving Vehicles Amid Texas School Bus Violations
The self-driving cars have passed stopped school buses in Austin, Texas, 19 times this school year. Regulators want reports by Jan. 20.
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Over 20,000 Pounds of Cocaine Seized by US Coast Guard
Operation Pacific Viper directs U.S. forces to the Eastern Pacific region to counter criminal and cartel organizations.
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How the US Defense Industry Is Removing China From the Supply Chain
Keith Norman, from California-based battery manufacturer Lyten, said reliance on China becomes a ‘challenge’ during periods of heightened geopolitical risk.
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SBA Orders Over 4,300 Small Businesses to Produce Financial Records in Fraud Clampdown
Businesses that fail to comply with these requirements by Jan. 5 risk losing their eligibility to participate in the 8(a) program.
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Injured National Guard Member Andrew Wolfe Is ‘Slowly Healing’: Gov. Morrisey
Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe’s parents reported the National Guard member is starting to ‘look more like himself,’ Gov. Patrick Morrisey said.
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US Border Patrol to Charge $5,000 Apprehension Fee for Illegal Border Crossers
The apprehension fee was authorized under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that President Donald Trump signed into law in July.
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Netanyahu Says First Phase of Gaza Ceasefire Plan Almost Complete
The Israeli prime minister met with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Israel on Sunday.
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Hegseth Lays Out Trump’s ‘America First’ Military Strategy
The War secretary called Trump the ‘rightful heir’ to President Ronald Reagan’s military and foreign policy legacy.
|
Hegseth Defends Second September Drug Boat Strike
He suggested the strikes are meant to protect Americans, comparing the actions to the war on terror that commenced after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
|
Trump Orders Task Forces to Protect Food Supply Chain Competition, Security
The security task forces would work towards addressing risks from anti-competitive behavior and price fixing.
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Fewer Americans Plan to Tip Service Providers This Holiday Season: Survey
Only 21 percent of Americans plan to tip their trash/recycling collectors this holiday season, a Bankrate survey showed.
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FBI Warns About Ransom Scams Involving Fake ‘Proof of Life’ Photos
The agency advised people to always attempt to contact their loved ones before considering paying the ransom.
|
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FAA Investigates Flight Cut Violations, Warns Airlines of Heavy Penalties
The FAA said it may seek civil penalties of up to $75,000 for every flight operated above the mandated limits.
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Russian Forces Advance as Ukraine Hit by More Than 600 Drone Strikes Overnight
Russian forces advanced north and southeast of Myrnohrad and infiltrated positions in northwestern Pokrovsk.
|
Waymo Recalls Self-Driving Vehicles Amid Texas School Bus Violations
The self-driving cars have passed stopped school buses in Austin, Texas, 19 times this school year. Regulators want reports by Jan. 20.
|
Over 20,000 Pounds of Cocaine Seized by US Coast Guard
Operation Pacific Viper directs U.S. forces to the Eastern Pacific region to counter criminal and cartel organizations.
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How the US Defense Industry Is Removing China From the Supply Chain
Keith Norman, from California-based battery manufacturer Lyten, said reliance on China becomes a ‘challenge’ during periods of heightened geopolitical risk.
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SBA Orders Over 4,300 Small Businesses to Produce Financial Records in Fraud Clampdown
Businesses that fail to comply with these requirements by Jan. 5 risk losing their eligibility to participate in the 8(a) program.
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Injured National Guard Member Andrew Wolfe Is ‘Slowly Healing’: Gov. Morrisey
Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe’s parents reported the National Guard member is starting to ‘look more like himself,’ Gov. Patrick Morrisey said.
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US Border Patrol to Charge $5,000 Apprehension Fee for Illegal Border Crossers
The apprehension fee was authorized under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that President Donald Trump signed into law in July.
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