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5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Mamdani
The president and the mayor-elect said they found common ground in a cordial meeting focused on the future of New York City.
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US Asks Embassies to Report Human Rights, Public Safety Impacts of Mass Migration
The US encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.
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Energy Dept Dismantles Major Biden-Era Offices, Shifts Focus to Nuclear, Fossil Fuels
The department has canceled billion of dollars in federal funding for Biden-era energy projects over the past months.
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Federal Judge Blocks IRS From Releasing Tax Data to Assist in Deportations
A federal judge in Washington ruled the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.
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US Business Activity Accelerates, With New Orders Notching Biggest Gains So Far This Year
New orders surge to the fastest pace of 2025 as services drive U.S. growth, signaling solid late-year economic expansion.
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Groups Call on CDC to Reverse Update on Autism and Vaccines
CDC recently stated on its website that vaccines may cause autism and that officials are investigating the possible link.
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Coast Guard Says Swastikas and Nooses Banned After Listing Them as ‘Potentially Divisive’
Adm. Kevin Lunday, acting Coast Guard commandant, said the Coast Guard is committed to ‘fostering a safe, respectful and professional workplace.’
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House Democrats Seek to Block Funding for US Military Action Against Venezuela
Trump has not ruled out the possibility of U.S. strikes on land-based targets or other military action against Venezuela specifically.
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Alabama Library Board Approves Moving Books on Transgender Topics to Adult Sections
Board member Amy Minton said that most feedback received by the board was in favor of the change.
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Three Attorneys General Challenge FDA Approval of New Generic Abortion Pill
The Missouri attorney general’s office accused the FDA of approving the new version of mifepristone without requiring new safety studies.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
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Transportation Department Launches Civility Campaign as In-Flight Outbursts Surge 400 Percent
The campaign comes ahead of the Thanksgiving holidays, which is expected to see 6 million people travel via air.
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DOJ Calls on Legal Professionals to Sign Up as Deportation Judges
The government is offering a 25 percent base pay recruitment incentive for these posts.
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Botulism Outbreak Linked to Infant Formula Expands to 15 States
The FDA has received reports that the recalled products are still being sold in multiple states.
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5 Takeaways From Trump’s Meeting With Mamdani
The president and the mayor-elect said they found common ground in a cordial meeting focused on the future of New York City.
|
US Asks Embassies to Report Human Rights, Public Safety Impacts of Mass Migration
The US encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.
|
Energy Dept Dismantles Major Biden-Era Offices, Shifts Focus to Nuclear, Fossil Fuels
The department has canceled billion of dollars in federal funding for Biden-era energy projects over the past months.
|
Federal Judge Blocks IRS From Releasing Tax Data to Assist in Deportations
A federal judge in Washington ruled the federal government likely violated the law in adopting the information-release policy.
|
US Business Activity Accelerates, With New Orders Notching Biggest Gains So Far This Year
New orders surge to the fastest pace of 2025 as services drive U.S. growth, signaling solid late-year economic expansion.
|
Groups Call on CDC to Reverse Update on Autism and Vaccines
CDC recently stated on its website that vaccines may cause autism and that officials are investigating the possible link.
|
Coast Guard Says Swastikas and Nooses Banned After Listing Them as ‘Potentially Divisive’
Adm. Kevin Lunday, acting Coast Guard commandant, said the Coast Guard is committed to ‘fostering a safe, respectful and professional workplace.’
|
House Democrats Seek to Block Funding for US Military Action Against Venezuela
Trump has not ruled out the possibility of U.S. strikes on land-based targets or other military action against Venezuela specifically.
|
Alabama Library Board Approves Moving Books on Transgender Topics to Adult Sections
Board member Amy Minton said that most feedback received by the board was in favor of the change.
|
Three Attorneys General Challenge FDA Approval of New Generic Abortion Pill
The Missouri attorney general’s office accused the FDA of approving the new version of mifepristone without requiring new safety studies.
|
Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
|
Transportation Department Launches Civility Campaign as In-Flight Outbursts Surge 400 Percent
The campaign comes ahead of the Thanksgiving holidays, which is expected to see 6 million people travel via air.
|
DOJ Calls on Legal Professionals to Sign Up as Deportation Judges
The government is offering a 25 percent base pay recruitment incentive for these posts.
|
Botulism Outbreak Linked to Infant Formula Expands to 15 States
The FDA has received reports that the recalled products are still being sold in multiple states.
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