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EPA Moves to Repeal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Rules, Citing Burdens on Industry
Administrator Lee Zeldin said ending the program will reduce costs for businesses, calling it ‘bureaucratic red tape’ that fails to improve air quality.
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NTD Classical Chinese Dance Competition: Dancers Showcase Cultural Depth of Classical Art
Contestants say mastering the art involves more than technique—it requires patience, inner character, and a connection to cultural tradition.
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NASA Bans Chinese Nationals From Working on Agency Programs
The space agency said the policy change is meant to ensure the security of its work.
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Florida to Investigate Teachers Found Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas said teachers ’must ensure their conduct does not undermine the trust of the students and families they serve.’
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‘I Will Never Let Your Legacy Die’: Charlie Kirk’s Widow Gives First Public Address After Assassination
In her first public remarks, Erika Kirk said her husband’s assassination would only strengthen his legacy.
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California Lawmakers Pass Abortion Pill Law That Allows Patients, Doctors to Remain Anonymous
If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties, and allow them to mail the pills out of state.
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Trade Commission Investigating Impacts of AI Chatbots on Children
The agency sent orders to seven major tech companies requesting information on generative AI products and services.
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Lawmakers Flag 100-Plus Cases of US Universities Funding CCP Research
Almost all Chinese institutions partnering with U.S. universities had direct ties to China’s defense industry or defense agencies, or both, a report stated.
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Orange County Tests Free Ride Service Program for Seniors
The program utilizes Uber and Lyft to help residents 60 and older get to their destinations.
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GOP Lawmakers Demand Inquiry Into ‘Radical Left’ Networks Following Kirk’s Assassination
The letter to House Speaker Johnson links the killing to what lawmakers describe as a coordinated assault on American institutions.
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Temporary Protected Status Expires for 76,000 Citizens of Honduras and Nicaragua
The cancellation of temporary protected status for Honduras and Nicaragua is effective Sept. 8, 2025.
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Secret Service Agent Placed on Leave Over Post About Charlie Kirk
Anthony Pough said that Kirk ’spewed hate and racism.’
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What to Know About Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Assassin
Trump and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox have already called for the death penalty.
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Utah Governor Urges Americans to Turn Away From Political Violence, Division
Calling Charlie Kirk’s assassination an attack on free speech, Cox sought to bridge the partisan divide and realign the nation’s moral compass.
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EPA Moves to Repeal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Rules, Citing Burdens on Industry
Administrator Lee Zeldin said ending the program will reduce costs for businesses, calling it ‘bureaucratic red tape’ that fails to improve air quality.
|
NTD Classical Chinese Dance Competition: Dancers Showcase Cultural Depth of Classical Art
Contestants say mastering the art involves more than technique—it requires patience, inner character, and a connection to cultural tradition.
|
NASA Bans Chinese Nationals From Working on Agency Programs
The space agency said the policy change is meant to ensure the security of its work.
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Florida to Investigate Teachers Found Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas said teachers ’must ensure their conduct does not undermine the trust of the students and families they serve.’
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‘I Will Never Let Your Legacy Die’: Charlie Kirk’s Widow Gives First Public Address After Assassination
In her first public remarks, Erika Kirk said her husband’s assassination would only strengthen his legacy.
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California Lawmakers Pass Abortion Pill Law That Allows Patients, Doctors to Remain Anonymous
If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties, and allow them to mail the pills out of state.
|
Trade Commission Investigating Impacts of AI Chatbots on Children
The agency sent orders to seven major tech companies requesting information on generative AI products and services.
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Lawmakers Flag 100-Plus Cases of US Universities Funding CCP Research
Almost all Chinese institutions partnering with U.S. universities had direct ties to China’s defense industry or defense agencies, or both, a report stated.
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Orange County Tests Free Ride Service Program for Seniors
The program utilizes Uber and Lyft to help residents 60 and older get to their destinations.
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GOP Lawmakers Demand Inquiry Into ‘Radical Left’ Networks Following Kirk’s Assassination
The letter to House Speaker Johnson links the killing to what lawmakers describe as a coordinated assault on American institutions.
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Temporary Protected Status Expires for 76,000 Citizens of Honduras and Nicaragua
The cancellation of temporary protected status for Honduras and Nicaragua is effective Sept. 8, 2025.
|
Secret Service Agent Placed on Leave Over Post About Charlie Kirk
Anthony Pough said that Kirk ’spewed hate and racism.’
|
What to Know About Charlie Kirk’s Suspected Assassin
Trump and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox have already called for the death penalty.
|
Utah Governor Urges Americans to Turn Away From Political Violence, Division
Calling Charlie Kirk’s assassination an attack on free speech, Cox sought to bridge the partisan divide and realign the nation’s moral compass.
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