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Georgia Prosecutor Drops 2020 Election Interference Case Against Trump
‘In my professional opinion, the citizens of Georgia are not served by pursuing this case in full for another five to ten years,’ the prosecutor wrote.
Deep Cyclone Set to Snarl Thanksgiving Travel in Northern US, Officials Forecast
A deep cyclone with intense movement is moving across the northern United States during the Thanksgiving holiday.
US Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Fall to Lowest Level Since April
Continuing claims remain above 1.9 million for six straight months.
Campbell’s Rejects Claims It Uses 3D-Printed or Lab-Grown Chicken in Soups
The company said allegations in a leaked recording are ‘patently absurd’ and insists its meat comes from longtime USDA-approved U.S. suppliers.
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Trump Says He’s Not Inclined to Extend Obamacare Subsidies
The health coverage program had been a major flashpoint in the recent federal government shutdown.
UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
Some Bird Populations Benefited From California Wildfires, Study Finds
Researchers found that some bird species increased in population after a wildfire, and the positive effect often lasted many years.
District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser Will Not Pursue a Fourth Term
Third-term mayor tells residents her tenure will end in 2027 after more than a decade leading the nation’s capital.
AI Could Replace 57 Percent of All US Work Hours: McKinsey Report
McKinsey says machines could already perform the majority of U.S. work hours today, accelerating job shifts across offices, warehouses, and services.
Japan Launches DOGE-Like Initiative to Cut Government Waste
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said that showing how the government is spending taxpayers’ money helps to maintain public trust in the nation’s finances.
US Ends Temporary Protected Status for Nationals of Burma
Critics said citizens still face unsafe conditions in the war-torn country.
Trump Opposes Lifting Broadcast Ownership Cap
The FCC is considering repealing a rule that limits broadcasters from reaching more than 39 percent of the national television audience.
Pentagon Investigating Senator After Video Urging Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
Sen. Mark Kelly said he would not be intimidated.
US Agencies Terminate or Reduce 78 ‘Wasteful’ Contracts Worth $1.9 Billion: DOGE
Overall, the cost-cutting initiative begun in January has saved $214 billion in taxpayer funds, the agency said.
Trump Says He Will Designate Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization
‘It will be done in the strongest and most powerful terms,’ the president said in an interview with Just the News on Sunday morning.
Trump Admin’s Dismantling of Education Department: Here’s Where Things Stand
Interagency agreements for moving functions from one federal department to another are allowed under the Economy Act.
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s Granddaughter, Reveals Terminal Leukemia Diagnosis
Over the past 18 months, Schlossberg has undergone extensive treatment, including several rounds of chemotherapy.
Daughter of Jailed Chinese Church Leader Calls on US to ‘Stand With Us’
Chinese authorities detained nearly 30 leaders of Zion Church in a coordinated move, and the founding pastor remains jailed with inadequate care, lawyers said.
