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Federal Government Sues DC Water Over Potomac Sewage Disaster
The latest move by the DOJ follows a federal emergency declaration, congressional scrutiny, and a class-action lawsuit.
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Tech Boom, Then Layoffs, Leave Lasting Mark on Austin Housing Market
New reports show that tech worker migration and mass layoffs have pushed Austin’s once-heated housing market toward balance.
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Federal Reserve Independence Largely up to the Central Bank: Kevin Warsh
President Donald Trump’s replacement for Jerome Powell supports restoring institutions such as the Federal Reserve ‘to what they once were.’
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12 Years After Charges Filed, Iranian Suspect Faces US Justice in China–Iran Scheme
Reza Dindar is accused of a conspiracy to benefit his homeland with U.S.-made sonar systems that were shipped to China, then Iran, an indictment states.
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More Young Adults Show Interest in Construction, but Recruitment Challenges Remain: Report
Most young people cited good pay and the opportunity to gain useful skills as the main reasons for choosing this career.
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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Steps Down
Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling will serve as acting secretary.
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Trump Says He’s ‘Highly Unlikely’ to Extend Iran Ceasefire If No Deal Reached by Deadline
The ceasefire with Iran will expire on the evening of April 22, Trump said.
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Epoch Times Wins Multiple Awards for Excellence in Religion Coverage
The Religious Communicators Council has recognized fair, honest, and brilliant religion reporting in secular media since 1949.
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Sen. Warner’s Daughter Dies at 36 After Battle With Juvenile Diabetes, Other Health Issues
The senator’s daughter is survived by his two other children, Gillian and Eliza.
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Portable Phone Chargers Recalled Again, After Reports of Burn Injuries, 1 Death
Lithium-ion battery in 429,000 devices can ‘overheat and ignite, posing risk of serious injury or death from fire and burn hazards,’ officials, company say.
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Chinese Illegal Immigrants Use Gift Card Fraud to Fund China’s Military, ICE Chief Says
‘The CCP is a huge threat,’ Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons said.
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Texas Sues Democratic Party’s ActBlue Platform
Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that the fundraising platform is fraudulently accepting donations from foreign entities and dark money.
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Senate Armed Services Holds Hearings to Examine Energy Department’s Atomic Energy Defense Activities
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US Has Turned Around 27 Ships at Strait of Hormuz Since Blockade
Iran said on Saturday that it was tightening control over the critical waterway, warning mariners that it was effectively closed again.
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Federal Government Sues DC Water Over Potomac Sewage Disaster
The latest move by the DOJ follows a federal emergency declaration, congressional scrutiny, and a class-action lawsuit.
|
Tech Boom, Then Layoffs, Leave Lasting Mark on Austin Housing Market
New reports show that tech worker migration and mass layoffs have pushed Austin’s once-heated housing market toward balance.
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Federal Reserve Independence Largely up to the Central Bank: Kevin Warsh
President Donald Trump’s replacement for Jerome Powell supports restoring institutions such as the Federal Reserve ‘to what they once were.’
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12 Years After Charges Filed, Iranian Suspect Faces US Justice in China–Iran Scheme
Reza Dindar is accused of a conspiracy to benefit his homeland with U.S.-made sonar systems that were shipped to China, then Iran, an indictment states.
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More Young Adults Show Interest in Construction, but Recruitment Challenges Remain: Report
Most young people cited good pay and the opportunity to gain useful skills as the main reasons for choosing this career.
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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Steps Down
Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling will serve as acting secretary.
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Trump Says He’s ‘Highly Unlikely’ to Extend Iran Ceasefire If No Deal Reached by Deadline
The ceasefire with Iran will expire on the evening of April 22, Trump said.
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Epoch Times Wins Multiple Awards for Excellence in Religion Coverage
The Religious Communicators Council has recognized fair, honest, and brilliant religion reporting in secular media since 1949.
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Sen. Warner’s Daughter Dies at 36 After Battle With Juvenile Diabetes, Other Health Issues
The senator’s daughter is survived by his two other children, Gillian and Eliza.
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Portable Phone Chargers Recalled Again, After Reports of Burn Injuries, 1 Death
Lithium-ion battery in 429,000 devices can ‘overheat and ignite, posing risk of serious injury or death from fire and burn hazards,’ officials, company say.
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Chinese Illegal Immigrants Use Gift Card Fraud to Fund China’s Military, ICE Chief Says
‘The CCP is a huge threat,’ Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons said.
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Texas Sues Democratic Party’s ActBlue Platform
Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that the fundraising platform is fraudulently accepting donations from foreign entities and dark money.
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Senate Armed Services Holds Hearings to Examine Energy Department’s Atomic Energy Defense Activities
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US Has Turned Around 27 Ships at Strait of Hormuz Since Blockade
Iran said on Saturday that it was tightening control over the critical waterway, warning mariners that it was effectively closed again.
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