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Judge Hears Arguments on Deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa
Uganda and Ghana have already refused to take him, but the government is still negotiating with the nation of Eswatini.
White House Doctor Says Trump Remains in ‘Exceptional Overall Health’
The president’s cardiac age is ‘approximately 14 years younger than his chronological age,’ his physician said.
Trump Credits ‘Very Nice’ Call From Nobel Winner Machado Honoring Him
The president suggested to the press he was content knowing ’millions of lives’ were spared under his watch.
Newsom Signs Bills to Ban Cat Declawing, Regulate Puppy Mills
Four bills related to the health and safety of pets were signed by the California governor this week.
National Guard Begins Patrols in Memphis in Federal Crackdown on Crime
Federal and local officers say there have been more than 500 arrests in the city’s latest anti-crime initiative.
Conservative Student Sees Healing Opportunity in Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
A recent survey highlighted the state of freedom of speech on 257 college and university campuses across the United States.
Whole Foods Store Reopens After 5-Month Closure to Handle Vermin, Sparking Debate Over California’s Rodenticide Ban
Early this year, California became the state with the strongest regulations in the country over rodenticide.
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Shutdown Could Leave Homebuyers Without Flood Insurance: NAR
The shutdown could cut off a measure that included an extension to the National Flood Insurance Program, according to an analysis.
House Republicans Urge Supreme Court to Back Trump’s Limits on Birthright Citizenship
Trump is appealing lower court rulings that block his restrictions on birthright citizenship.
Moody’s Says 22 States Are Already in Recession Despite Strong Overall GDP
Moody’s said debt, slowing wage growth, and fading job creation are squeezing lower- and middle-income households despite strong headline numbers.
Trump to Impose New 100 Percent Tariff on China on Nov. 1
The president said export controls on ‘critical software’ will also take effect on Nov. 1. Earlier, Trump also threatened to cancel a meeting with China’s Xi.
US Navy and Marine Corps Mark 250th Anniversary With Ship Parade
‘There’s no greater projection of American pride, American power, and naval dominance quite like what you’re about to see,’ Vice Admiral John Gumbleton said.
US Sanctions China-Based Refinery, Port in Fresh Crackdown on Iran’s Oil Trade
China took in the bulk of Iran’s oil exports last year with the help of a sanctions-evading network.
Homeland Security Approval Surges as Illegal Border Crossings Hit New Lows
Public confidence in the Department of Homeland Security jumped to 42 percent in the latest Gallup survey—the biggest gain among federal agencies surveyed.
Senate Again Rejects Bills to Reopen Government as Parties Aim to Shift Blame
Each party appears to believe public opinion favors its side, as the federal shutdown enters its ninth day.
Here Are the Issues Dominating Virginia’s Race for Governor
Spanberger, a Democrat, has focused on the shutdown while Republican Earle-Sears prioritizes education and transgender issues. Polls show the former leading.
Goldman Sachs Lifts Gold Forecast to $4,900 on Strong ETF Inflows, Central Bank Buying
The forecast follows record prices above $4,000 and renewed global diversification away from the dollar.
Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
A draft memo from the Office of Management and Budget suggests that Congress must allocate extra funding to pay the workers after the shutdown ends.
Supreme Court Won’t Halt Lower Court Ruling Over Google App Store
A federal appeals court previously declined to stay a district court ruling requiring changes at the app store.
Senate Confirms 107 Trump Nominees
This is the second time the Senate’s new rule on confirmations in bulk has been used.
