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Rubio Says Reports That UK Suspended Intelligence Sharing Over Caribbean Boat Strikes Is ‘False News’
After a meeting with G7 nations in Canada, Rubio said none of the other countries broached the topic of U.S. actions in the Caribbean, including the UK.
6 House Democrats Vote With Republicans to Reopen Government
Reps. Golden, Suozzi, Gray, Perez, Davis, and Cuellar cross the aisle to reopen the government.
FAA Flight Cuts Won’t Lift Immediately With End of Shutdown: What to Know
Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.
Massachusetts Judge Resigns in Protest of Trump
The district court judge ended his 40-year appointment on the federal bench by publicly criticizing the Trump administration.
House Will Vote on Repealing Funding Provision Allowing Senators to Sue Over Phone Searches
The provision allows senators to recover a minimum $500,000 per illegal search of their data by the federal government.
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Ex-Hochul Aide, Accused of Selling Out to China, Heads to Trial
Linda Sun is accused of selling her political access in exchange for millions of dollars in payments to her husband’s business. She has pleaded not guilty.
Probe Launched After Antifa Targets Turning Point USA Event at UC–Berkeley: DOJ Official
Alleging Antifa has been able to ‘operate with impunity’ in California, a top official said several Justice Department sections are investigating.
Defense Lawyers Try Again to Remove Senior Federal Prosecutor in Los Angeles
Criminal defendants seeking to oust Bill Essayli say a federal judge failed to rule on their constitutional arguments.
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US Credit and Debit Card Spending Posts Largest Increase Since Early 2024
Typically, more than 20 percent of purchases, including electronics, clothing, and jewelry, are made during November and December.
Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro Signs $50.1 Billion Budget After 134-Day Stalemate
Shapiro signs 2025-26 General Appropriations Act into law on Nov. 12.
Arizona Democrat Sworn In 7 Weeks After Winning House Seat in Special Election
Rep. Adelita Grijalva immediately signed a discharge petition to force a vote on a bill to release the Epstein files.
Bessent Teases ‘Substantial’ Tariff Moves to Bring Down Food Prices
Prices of coffee, bananas, and other grocery items could come ‘down very quickly,’ Treasury secretary said.
JFK’s Grandson Jack Schlossberg Announces Run for Congress
Jack Schlossberg is running for the seat currently held by Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) in New York’s 12th Congressional District.
FDA Names New Top Drug Regulator
Dr. Richard Pazdur is the new director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
56 Arrested in Massachusetts Child Porn Sweep
The three-day ‘Operation Firewall’ focused on child pornography possession and production in 38 communities, police reported.
Competing Papers Diverge on Possible Link Between Tylenol and Autism
One review says evidence shows acetaminophen triggers autism, while the other says there is no clear link.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Take Up E. Jean Carroll’s Defamation Case
Trump’s attorneys told the Supreme Court that the case against him contained multiple flaws related to evidence.
A Vision From God, a Fear of Famine. How This Veteran Connects Farmers to Consumers.
A sympathetic Agriculture Department and a resurgent homesteading movement may help.
Trump Admin Urges Supreme Court to Block Order on Food Stamps
The order is blocked at the moment, but only temporarily.
Trump Hosts Syrian President at White House
The visit marks the first time a Syrian head of state has visited the White House since the country gained independence from France in 1946.
