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Tariff Rates ‘Pretty Much Set,’ Says US Trade Representative
‘I would say that, in fact, most countries in the world, they just have a tariff assigned to them,’ Greer said.
Smithsonian Says It Wasn’t Pressured to Remove Trump References From Impeachment Exhibit
‘We were not asked by any Administration or other government official to remove content from the exhibit,’ the Smithsonian said in a statement.
Officials Scour Mountainous Area of Montana for Ex-US Soldier Suspected of Killing 4 in Bar Shooting
Trump Admin Moves to Restore Long‑Standing Ban on Taxpayer‑Funded Abortions at VA Hospitals
The proposal would restore a decades‑old policy excluding abortions from taxpayer‑funded services at hospitals operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
What to Know About Trump’s Ongoing Federal Funding Dispute With Universities
Schools that reluctantly agreed to terms are waiting out the current administration and may still oppose viewpoint diversity, a national scholar says.
FBI: California Man Allegedly Sent Payments to ISIS Terrorists, Kept Bomb Materials at Home
The Long Beach resident allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS terrorist group, wired funds to fighters, and kept bomb components in his bedroom.
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Truth Social Reports First Positive Operating Cash Flow, $3 Billion in Assets
The company touts its first positive cash flow and a $2 billion bitcoin trove as it vows to expand through M&A and help advance an ‘America‑First agenda.’
Beijing Pays Influencers in Africa to Spread Anti-US Messaging
Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.
New York and Texas in Legal Clash Over Abortion Pill—What to Know
The fight pits Texas’s abortion ban against New York laws that allow its doctors to prescribe abortion pills to out-of-state patients.
Law Enforcement Search for Shooting Suspect After 4 Killed in Montana
The shooting occurred at a bar on Friday afternoon. The motive for the crime is currently unknown.
72 Arrested, 29 Human Trafficking Victims Rescued Across Mississippi: Officials
The effort, dubbed ‘Operation Guardian Force,’ took place between July 14 and July 29, the state attorney general’s office says.
Putin Says He Hopes Ukraine Peace Talks Will Continue as Trump’s Sanctions Deadline Looms
Trump gave the Russian leader until Aug. 8 to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine or face new tariffs.
About 154,000 Workers Accepted Trump Administration Buyouts
The voluntary retirement provided government workers with eight months of paid leave if they left their jobs.
New York, New Jersey Declare Emergencies as Heavy Rain Hits Northeast
State officials warned that extreme weather conditions could trigger landslides, rockslides, and flooded roadways.
Who Owns Your Local Hospital? Lawmakers Seek Answers
Complex ownership arrangements can obscure the flow of profit to private equity firms. Some states are trying to change that.
US Special Envoy Witkoff Meets With Netanyahu in Israel
Germany’s foreign minister is also traveling to Israel and the Palestinian territories to discuss the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.
Trump’s Tariff Revenues Smash Record With $28 Billion Haul in July
Collections top $151 billion for the fiscal year to date as Trump’s trade policy enters a critical phase ahead of the Aug. 1 reciprocal tariff deadline.
New Law Helps Veterans Avoid Foreclosure—What to Know
A new federal program will help up to 3.7 million veterans avoid foreclosure by covering overdue mortgage payments.
Trump Signs Bill to Help Veterans Avoid Home Foreclosures
The legislation was introduced in March by Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-Wis.), a Navy veteran.
