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Former US Ambassador Urges Trump to Confront China on Religious Persecution
The U.S. government should use the Reagan playbook and expose the communist regime’s human rights violations, Brownback says.
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Supreme Court Clears Way for Alabama to Adopt New House Map That Removes Majority-Black District
The state had argued that the high court’s recent ruling on race and redistricting required it to adjust its electoral map.
FSU Shooting Victim’s Family Sues OpenAI, Claims Suspect Used ChatGPT to Plan Attack
‘If ChatGPT were a person, it would be facing charges for murder,’ Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said.
5 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Phoenix Alien Smuggling Ring Bust: DOJ
Investigators alleged illegal immigrants were confined inside a Phoenix-area stash house and transported across state lines as part of a smuggling network.
Dream Finders Proposes $704 Million All-Cash Offer for Beazer Homes
The proposed merger would create the nation’s seventh-largest homebuilder.
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Trump Says US–Iran Ceasefire on ‘Life Support’
The Strait of Hormuz, a key transit point for oil and natural gas, has effectively remained closed, sending oil prices surging.
San Francisco Immigration Court to Permanently Close This Year
The Concord Immigration Court, which will take over most of the closing court’s cases, already has a backlog and a shortage of judges.
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Chocolate Bar Recall Expands Over Possible Salmonella Contamination
Spring & Mulberry said the recall now covers 12 chocolate bar lines made with an implicated lot of dates.
US Existing Home Sales Flat in April: NAR
Sales rebounded to a 0.2 percent increase in April from a 3.6 percent decline in March, but showed little ‘spring’ during the peak homebuying season.
House to Vote on Resolution Urging Trump to Confront Xi on China’s Political Prisoners
Rep. Chris Smith is calling on the president to help free political prisoners ahead of the U.S.–China summit.
Republicans Regain Advantage in Redistricting Fight After Virginia Map Overturned
Republicans stand at a three-seat advantage in the national redistricting battle.
Iran Turns to China Rail Link to Bypass US Blockade, but It Has Limited Effect, Analysts Say
The Chinese regime will help to delay Iran’s collapse to counter the United States but won’t risk its interests for it, say experts.
DOJ Fraud Division Announces Nearly $1 Billion Worth of Enforcement Action
Officials estimate that fraudsters steal up to $300 billion annually from various government programs.
Ohio Faces Scrutiny Over $1 Billion in Medicaid for In-Home Care
A federal probe has been launched as state lawmakers and agencies continue efforts to fraud-proof government programs, amid new reports raising suspicions.
Department of Justice Appeals Trade Court Ruling on Global Tariffs
The court held that the tariffs were not allowed under the Trade Act.
Pentagon Releases First Batch of UFO Files: 5 Highlights
The disclosure includes reports from Apollo astronauts of unexplained phenomena seen during lunar missions.
Rubio Says He Expects Iran to Send a Proposal on Friday; Trump Says Ceasefire Still Intact
‘We’re expecting a response from them today at some point,’ the secretary of state said.
DOJ Reaches Settlement With Data Firm Over Meat Industry Competition Concerns
The proposed settlement would force Agri Stats to halt detailed pricing and production reports shared exclusively with major meat processing companies.
Trump Warns EU of Higher Tariffs If Trade Deal Terms Aren’t Met by July 4
President Donald Trump says he warned the European Union it must follow through on a trade agreement or face sharply higher tariffs.
Boulder Fire-Bombing Suspect Sentenced to Life in Prison
One victim, 82-year-old Karen Diamond, later died from injuries sustained in the incident.
