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State Department Expands Visa Restrictions to Counter Adversaries in Western Hemisphere
The Trump administration banned 26 unnamed individuals from entry into the U.S., and laid the groundwork for action against others who undermine U.S. interests.
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NY Loses Nearly $74 Million for Not Revoking Commercial Driver’s Licenses Unlawfully Issued to Foreigners
A federal audit showed more than half of the trucking licenses issued to foreigners in the state were granted illegally.
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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to Leave Agency at End of May
Lyons’s last day is May 31, and he will move to the private sector, DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in a statement.
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Democrat Analilia Mejia Wins Special Election for New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s Former Seat
Mejia’s victory narrows the Republican majority in the House.
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Artemis II Crew Reflect on Mission, Look Ahead to Artemis III
All four astronauts were relatively unaware of the impact their mission had on the world until they got home.
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Police Respond to Bomb Threat at the Home of Pope Leo’s Brother
An investigation found no evidence of explosives.
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Day in Photos: Rockets in Ukraine, Memorials in Japan, and Shakespeare’s Home
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
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Mamdani Names New Head of Mayor’s Fund to Boost Public-Private Partnerships
The mayor also announced the Child Care Action Fund, under the Mayor’s Fund, which will support expansion of universal child care in the city.
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House Passes Bill to Extend Protected Status for Haitians as Trump Seeks to End Temporary Program
The legislation would extend the temporary protected status for Haitians by three years.
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How are Venezuelans Feeling Months After Maduro’s Capture?
It’s been months since the United States captured former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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More Young Men Than Young Women Now Say Religion Is ‘Very Important’ to Them, Gallup Finds
Young men in the United States have become more religious than young women for the first time in 25 years, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.
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Air Liquide to Invest $236 Million in Japan to Support AI Chip Production
The investment is part of Japan’s strategy to revive its once global semiconductor industry.
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FDA Issues Notice of Nationwide Recall of Common Anxiety Medication
A U.S. company is recalling Xanax, or alprazolam, because it failed to meet dissolution specifications, according to an FDA notice.
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Trump Says Administration Investigating Deaths, Disappearances of US Scientists
‘Some of them were very important people, and we’re going to look at it over the next short period,’ the president says.
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Chicago Mayor, K–12 School Leaders at Odds Over May 1 Anti-Trump Protest Plan
An opposition group says, ‘Chicago could stand alone as the ONLY major city shutting down schools for this.’
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AI Boom Sends San Francisco Home Prices to Record High
Redfin said the city’s booming tech sector and tight inventory helped make it the nation’s most expensive major metro.
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State Department Expands Visa Restrictions to Counter Adversaries in Western Hemisphere
The Trump administration banned 26 unnamed individuals from entry into the U.S., and laid the groundwork for action against others who undermine U.S. interests.
|
NY Loses Nearly $74 Million for Not Revoking Commercial Driver’s Licenses Unlawfully Issued to Foreigners
A federal audit showed more than half of the trucking licenses issued to foreigners in the state were granted illegally.
|
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to Leave Agency at End of May
Lyons’s last day is May 31, and he will move to the private sector, DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said in a statement.
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Democrat Analilia Mejia Wins Special Election for New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s Former Seat
Mejia’s victory narrows the Republican majority in the House.
|
Artemis II Crew Reflect on Mission, Look Ahead to Artemis III
All four astronauts were relatively unaware of the impact their mission had on the world until they got home.
|
Police Respond to Bomb Threat at the Home of Pope Leo’s Brother
An investigation found no evidence of explosives.
|
Day in Photos: Rockets in Ukraine, Memorials in Japan, and Shakespeare’s Home
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Mamdani Names New Head of Mayor’s Fund to Boost Public-Private Partnerships
The mayor also announced the Child Care Action Fund, under the Mayor’s Fund, which will support expansion of universal child care in the city.
|
House Passes Bill to Extend Protected Status for Haitians as Trump Seeks to End Temporary Program
The legislation would extend the temporary protected status for Haitians by three years.
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How are Venezuelans Feeling Months After Maduro’s Capture?
It’s been months since the United States captured former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.
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More Young Men Than Young Women Now Say Religion Is ‘Very Important’ to Them, Gallup Finds
Young men in the United States have become more religious than young women for the first time in 25 years, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday.
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Air Liquide to Invest $236 Million in Japan to Support AI Chip Production
The investment is part of Japan’s strategy to revive its once global semiconductor industry.
|
FDA Issues Notice of Nationwide Recall of Common Anxiety Medication
A U.S. company is recalling Xanax, or alprazolam, because it failed to meet dissolution specifications, according to an FDA notice.
|
Trump Says Administration Investigating Deaths, Disappearances of US Scientists
‘Some of them were very important people, and we’re going to look at it over the next short period,’ the president says.
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Chicago Mayor, K–12 School Leaders at Odds Over May 1 Anti-Trump Protest Plan
An opposition group says, ‘Chicago could stand alone as the ONLY major city shutting down schools for this.’
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AI Boom Sends San Francisco Home Prices to Record High
Redfin said the city’s booming tech sector and tight inventory helped make it the nation’s most expensive major metro.
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