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Trump Sets Off on Asia Tour
The U.S. president is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the last day of his trip in South Korea on Oct. 30.
Federal Judge Hears Challenge to Trump’s Deployment of Troops to Washington
The Washington government argues the president lacks legal authority to send troops to patrol the capital city.
Trump Admin Seeks to Deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia
Abrego Garcia’s attorneys worry he may be deported from Liberia back to El Salvador, despite a 2019 court order.
7 Charged in Pennsylvania Voter Registration Fraud Scheme
Officials said they did not uncover systemic electoral manipulation in the investigation.
Idaho Man Pleads Guilty to Charges Related to Thwarted Terror Attack
Authorities said the 20-year-old planned to attack churches in the town of Coeur d'Alene last year.
Goshen Teacher Jonathan Redeker Aims for Orange County Legislature
The 20-year Goshen Central School District employee is looking to bring the values he teaches in the classroom to the county government.
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Department of Justice to Monitor Polling Sites in California, New Jersey
Officials say they want to make sure counties are complying with federal law.
Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
Coast Guard Opens Fire on U-Haul at San Francisco Base
The rental truck was seen driving erratically and trying to ram through the entrance of the Coast Guard base, officials reported.
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180,000 New Apartments Being Converted for Adaptive Reuse in US: Report
Hotels account for one-third of conversions, while schools saw the largest increase in 2024.
Obama Joins Newsom to Rally Support for California’s Prop 50
The former president calls the ballot measure key to protecting democracy as states pursue mid-decade redistricting ahead of the 2026 elections.
US Investigating China Over Compliance in Trade Deal From Trump’s 1st Term
Findings that China failed to uphold its commitments may result in tariffs or other penalties.
New York AG Letitia James Pleads Not Guilty to Mortgage Fraud Charges
James faces up to 30 years in prison and $1 million in fines for each count.
Trump Denies Report Suggesting US Deployed B-1 Bombers Near Venezuela
‘But we’re not happy with Venezuela for a lot of reasons, drugs being one of them,’ the president told reporters.
Trump Terminates Trade Negotiations With Canada Over Anti-Tariff Ad Featuring Reagan
Trump suggested the ad campaign was meant to interfere with an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court hearing on his administration’s tariffs.
Russia Denounces US Sanctions on Oil Giants, Warns of Rising Global Prices
The sanctions were a direct response to Moscow’s perceived unwillingness to pause the fighting in Ukraine.
Eric Adams Backs Andrew Cuomo in NYC Mayoral Race
The endorsement represents a striking turnaround for Adams, who has criticized Cuomo’s record as governor.
Vance Calls Israeli Vote to Annex West Bank an ‘Insult’
The vice president was in the country for a two-day visit amid the United States’ push to end the war in Gaza.
US Has Not Approved Long-Range Missile Strikes by Ukraine, Trump Says
He called the news report claiming that he had done so ‘fake news.’
The New White House Ballroom—What to Know
Privately funded through donations and Trump’s own contributions, the project aims to create a permanent venue for major state events.
DHS Says It Is Sending Immigration Agents to San Francisco
The department has not specified when they will dispatch agents to the Californian sanctuary city.
Lawmakers Weigh Plan to Pay Troops, Active Federal Workers as Shutdown Wears On
The Senate could hold a vote on the bill, dubbed the ‘Shutdown Fairness Act,’ as the closure stretches into its fourth week.
