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DOJ Cracks Down on North Korean Fraud, Crypto Theft
North Korean hackers are estimated to have stolen more than $2 billion in crypto assets in the first nine months of this year.
Supreme Court Agrees to Review Policy of Rejecting Asylum Seekers in Mexico
A federal appeals court previously ruled that an asylum seeker stopped on the Mexican side of the border should be considered to have arrived in the U.S.
Homeowners Pay $16,000 Per Year in Hidden Ownership Costs: Zillow
The hidden costs worsen the home affordability crisis amid elevated home prices and mortgage rates.
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FAA to End Flight Reduction Order, Return to Normal Operations Monday Morning
The order was put in place as a result of air traffic control staffing shortages.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Withholding Federal Funding to University of California
The plaintiffs said they welcomed the judge’s decision and denounced the administration’s actions.
San Francisco’s Newly Appointed Supervisor Resigns Over Pet Store Controversy
Isabella Alcaraz came under fire following media reports that the pet store she owned was not in good condition.
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Trump Tells Republicans to Back Epstein Files Release
‘We have nothing to hide, and it’s time to move on from this Democrat Hoax,’ the president wrote in a post on Truth Social.
Pine Bush Contractor Convicted of Stealing $120,000 From Clients
Contractor Kevin Hackett walked out on several projects after receiving payment and refused to return the funds.
US to Designate Cartel Allegedly Run by Maduro as Terrorist Organization: Rubio
Officials accuse Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro of overseeing a cocaine-trafficking conspiracy and using violent drug cartels to consolidate his power.
Dr. Oz Says Trump Admin ‘Willing to Look at All Options’ on Health Subsidies
COVID-era subsidies are due to expire at the end of the year.
Pennsylvania School District Using AI-enabled Wi-Fi to Search Students for Firearms
Pittsburgh-based CurvePoint developed AI that harnesses Wi-Fi for ’spatial intelligence,' which the company claims can locate concealed weapons on students.
Trump Issues 2 Pardons Related to Jan. 6 Investigations
President Donald Trump issued pardons for Dan Edwin Wilson and Suzanne Kaye on Nov. 14.
Lawmakers Urge Commerce Department to Probe Chinese Tech Company Over Security Concerns
‘China is looking for any way to infiltrate and undermine the United State,’ Sen. Joni Ernst says.
John Beam, Football Coach Featured on Netflix’s ‘Last Chance U,’ Dies After Shooting on Oakland Campus
A suspect was taken into custody following the Nov. 13 shooting at the Laney College Fieldhouse.
Heart Attack Risk Halved in Survivors Taking Tailored Vitamin D Doses, Researchers Say
The paper released this month adds to a growing body of research around vitamin D supplementation and heart disease.
Kansas Mayor, a Mexican Citizen, Illegally Voted in State Elections: DHS
The mayor entered the country on a green card, and then illegally claimed citizenship on voter registration forms, according to Homeland Security.
How Trump Regained Ground, Opened New Fronts, in the Culture War
Conservatives celebrate the president’s lightning strategy but wonder if the gains will hold.
US Reaches Framework Trade Deals With Argentina, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Ecuador
The agreements will provide tariff relief on certain goods while opening foreign markets for U.S goods, a senior administration official said.
Here’s How This Shutdown Was Different Than Others
In a time of deep divisions, both sides see an advantage in leveraging funding deadlines for political advantage.
Judge Denies Rep. McIver’s Motions to Dismiss Assault Charges
The House representative alleged she was selectively targeted by federal prosecutors after a clash with federal agents at an immigration detention center.
