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Wall Street Review: Stocks Hit New Records Despite Government Shutdown
Technology, small-cap, and healthcare stocks led the rally, fueled by positive corporate headlines and the prospect of lower interest rates.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks National Guard Deployment to Portland
The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.
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DOJ Probes Portland Police for Possible ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’ in Policing
Federal probe follows arrest of conservative journalist Nick Sortor amid protests at an ICE facility.
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How a Chaplain Helped Death Row Inmates in Their Final Moments
Marshall Roberson walked the Green Mile to the death chamber with inmates, helping them find peace, his son said.
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Trump Says Israel Agrees to Gaza Withdrawal Line as Part of Cease-Fire Plan
The president says a cease-fire and hostage exchange will take effect once Hamas agrees to the terms of a U.S.-brokered proposal.
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Florida to Receive Federal Reimbursement for Alligator Alcatraz
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that $608 million was approved for reimbursement.
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How Curiosity Supercharges Your Memory and Cognitive Function
Approaching life with open questions may be the key to improved learning and healthy aging.
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Day in Photos: Storm Amy in the UK, Swearing-In Ceremony of Swiss Guard, and Protests in Madagascar
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump to Deploy 300 National Guard Members in Illinois
This comes as federal officers were rammed and fired upon near Chicago, amid protests against immigration enforcement.
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Dr. Joseph Ladapo Breaks Down Decision to Remove All Vaccine Mandates in Florida
‘It’s just not appropriate for someone else to be able to dictate or force you to put something into your body,’ Ladapo says.
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Trump Admin to Offer Stipends for Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Children Who Voluntarily Return Home
The payment is meant to support the children’s reintegration into their home countries, federal officials said.
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Rite Aid Closes Last Store, Ending Decades-Long Run as One of America’s Biggest Pharmacy Chains
The company confirmed the shutdown of its remaining locations after years of financial losses and two bankruptcy filings in less than two years.
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More Than 8,600 People Arrested in FBI Campaign Targeting Violent Crimes
Over 1,000 child victims were located by authorities in recent operations.
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Takaichi Elected as Japan’s Ruling Party Leader, Set to Be Next Prime Minister
The victory makes her Japan’s first female party president and, almost certainly, its first female prime minister.
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US GDP Could Take a Hit From Shutdown, Says Treasury Secretary Bessent
The country is projected to suffer an economic loss of roughly $15 billion every week in a shutdown, according to the Council of Economic Advisers.
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Poll: Readers Confident on Short-Term Economic Outlook, More Concerned About Future
Most respondents felt confident of weathering current economic uncertainty, but concern over the cost of living and future opportunity remains high.
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More Women 25–40 Are Childless—What It Means for the US Economy
Childlessness declined among women ages 45 to 50 over the past decade, suggesting more women are delaying motherhood, according to the Census Bureau.
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Coalition Files Lawsuit to Block Trump’s $100,000 Fee for H-1B Worker Visas
The coalition argued that President Donald Trump lacks the authority to unilaterally impose the fee.
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Trump Says Anyone Who Burns American Flag ‘Will Be Immediately Arrested’
President Donald Trump said that anyone convicted of desecrating the American flag could face one year in prison.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Hit New Records Despite Government Shutdown
Technology, small-cap, and healthcare stocks led the rally, fueled by positive corporate headlines and the prospect of lower interest rates.
|
Judge Temporarily Blocks National Guard Deployment to Portland
The temporary restraining order is in place until Oct. 18.
|
DOJ Probes Portland Police for Possible ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’ in Policing
Federal probe follows arrest of conservative journalist Nick Sortor amid protests at an ICE facility.
|
How a Chaplain Helped Death Row Inmates in Their Final Moments
Marshall Roberson walked the Green Mile to the death chamber with inmates, helping them find peace, his son said.
|
Trump Says Israel Agrees to Gaza Withdrawal Line as Part of Cease-Fire Plan
The president says a cease-fire and hostage exchange will take effect once Hamas agrees to the terms of a U.S.-brokered proposal.
|
Florida to Receive Federal Reimbursement for Alligator Alcatraz
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that $608 million was approved for reimbursement.
|
How Curiosity Supercharges Your Memory and Cognitive Function
Approaching life with open questions may be the key to improved learning and healthy aging.
|
Day in Photos: Storm Amy in the UK, Swearing-In Ceremony of Swiss Guard, and Protests in Madagascar
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Trump to Deploy 300 National Guard Members in Illinois
This comes as federal officers were rammed and fired upon near Chicago, amid protests against immigration enforcement.
|
Dr. Joseph Ladapo Breaks Down Decision to Remove All Vaccine Mandates in Florida
‘It’s just not appropriate for someone else to be able to dictate or force you to put something into your body,’ Ladapo says.
|
Trump Admin to Offer Stipends for Unaccompanied Illegal Immigrant Children Who Voluntarily Return Home
The payment is meant to support the children’s reintegration into their home countries, federal officials said.
|
Rite Aid Closes Last Store, Ending Decades-Long Run as One of America’s Biggest Pharmacy Chains
The company confirmed the shutdown of its remaining locations after years of financial losses and two bankruptcy filings in less than two years.
|
More Than 8,600 People Arrested in FBI Campaign Targeting Violent Crimes
Over 1,000 child victims were located by authorities in recent operations.
|
Takaichi Elected as Japan’s Ruling Party Leader, Set to Be Next Prime Minister
The victory makes her Japan’s first female party president and, almost certainly, its first female prime minister.
|
US GDP Could Take a Hit From Shutdown, Says Treasury Secretary Bessent
The country is projected to suffer an economic loss of roughly $15 billion every week in a shutdown, according to the Council of Economic Advisers.
|
Poll: Readers Confident on Short-Term Economic Outlook, More Concerned About Future
Most respondents felt confident of weathering current economic uncertainty, but concern over the cost of living and future opportunity remains high.
|
More Women 25–40 Are Childless—What It Means for the US Economy
Childlessness declined among women ages 45 to 50 over the past decade, suggesting more women are delaying motherhood, according to the Census Bureau.
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Coalition Files Lawsuit to Block Trump’s $100,000 Fee for H-1B Worker Visas
The coalition argued that President Donald Trump lacks the authority to unilaterally impose the fee.
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Trump Says Anyone Who Burns American Flag ‘Will Be Immediately Arrested’
President Donald Trump said that anyone convicted of desecrating the American flag could face one year in prison.
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