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Noem Says Trump Wants FEMA ‘Remade,’ Not Eliminated Entirely
The Homeland Security secretary’s comments come as the death toll from floods in Texas has continued to rise.
A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
EU Won’t Retaliate to Trump’s 30 Percent Tariff, Countermeasures on Hold Until August
U.S. President Donald Trump on July 12 said he will impose a 30 percent tariff on all EU imports into the United States.
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US Playing Catch-Up in Rare-Earth Production: How We Got There
MP Materials stands alone as the nation’s sole active rare-earth miner and refiner.
Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
Protesters Try to Block ICE Vehicle at San Francisco Immigration Court
A video shows that about half a dozen protesters climbed onto the hood of a black van, trying to stop it from moving.
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Canberra Has Not Got Washington’s Message on Defence Spending: Abbott
The Albanese government said they would not ‘pluck a figure out of the air and work out how to spend it.’
US Citizen Fatally Beaten Amid Clash Between Israelis and Palestinians in West Bank, Family Says
Twenty-year-old Sayafollah Musallet, a U.S. citizen, died amid a clash between Palestinians and Israelis in the contested West Bank on July 11.
Trump Orders Chinese Company to Divest From US Business
The U.S. company’s products are used in military and critical infrastructure environments.
Judge Rejects TikTok’s Bid to Dismiss New Hampshire Lawsuit
New Hampshire has alleged that TikTok’s product manipulates teens into addictive behavior that harms their mental health.
State Department to Lose Nearly 3,000 Employees in Reorganization Plan
The announcement follows a ruling in favor of the administration’s power to terminate federal employees.
Mexican President Reacts to US Southern Border Shutting Down Following Screwworm Threat
Border ports will only be reopened if there is ‘additional progress’ in combating these pests in Mexico, said U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.
Russia Downplays Cooling of Relations With US After Washington Threatens Sanctions
‘I am confident, they see our sincere desire to normalize relations,’ Moscow’s deputy foreign minister said.
Senate Committee Votes to Block FBI Headquarters Relocation
The 15-14 vote was along party lines except for Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) who voted with Democrats to halt the administration’s move.
DOJ Sues California Over Regulations Allegedly Pushing Up Egg Prices
Liberal policies have caused “massive inflation” for everyday items such as eggs, said Attorney General Pam Bondi.
Trump Says He Believes Elon Musk’s Third Party Would Benefit Him
The Tesla CEO said during the Fourth of July weekend that he would create an ‘America Party.’
Ex-CIA Director Brennan Says DOJ Hasn’t Contacted Him About an Investigation
A recent CIA memo criticized intelligence leaders for rushing the 2016 Russia report.
With No Clear Front-Runner, Democrats Begin Testing 2028 Presidential Waters
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is touring South Carolina, and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg held town halls in Iowa.
Last Minute Change of Plans Likely Saved Texas Family From Devastating Flood
Business owner says sirens or something better than code red alert system needs to be in place for flooding.
