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Trump Honors Angel Families, Proclaims National Day of Remembrance
The president welcomed the families of individuals killed by illegal immigrants to a White House ceremony.
Chinese Defense Labs Exploit Nearly $1 Billion in US Research Funds, Report Says
If collaborating with Chinese defense laboratories is not considered ‘an unacceptable risk that should be restricted, then what is?’ the authors say.
EU Pauses US Trade Deal After Trump Announces 15 Percent Global Tariff
The EU has paused ratification once before, in response to Donald Trump threatening tariffs on countries that opposed the U.S. acquisition of Greenland.
FDA Unveils Plan for Quickening Development of Personalized Therapies
The drugs will target rare diseases, officials said.
Millions in Checks Go Out in Student Loan Servicer Settlement
Navient, which formerly handled student loan accounts, is paying $100 million to compensate eligible borrowers.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Challenge to Climate Lawsuits
Suncor and Exxon sought review of a Colorado Supreme Court ruling allowing Boulder, Colorado, to use state law to file a lawsuit against the companies.
Student ICE Protests Lead to Lockdowns, Debate Over Discipline in Pennsylvania Schools
A pair of Pennsylvania school districts are the latest to grapple with aftereffects from student walkouts.
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US Intelligence Helped Mexico in Raid That Killed ‘El Mencho,’ White House Confirms
The cartel leader was killed in a Mexican government operation on Sunday, leading to retaliatory attacks by cartel members around the nation.
Supreme Court to Hear Lawsuits Over Americans’ Seized Assets in Cuba
Federal appeals courts previously ruled that lawsuits by U.S. companies could not proceed under the 1996 Helms-Burton Act.
US Trade Representative Says Nations Are Not Backing Out of Tariff Deals
‘The deals were not premised on whether or not the emergency tariff litigation would rise or fall,’ said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.
3 More States Enact Food Stamps Restrictions
Louisiana, Idaho, and Oklahoma are the latest states to limit what food stamps can buy.
Documents Confirm JPMorgan Closed Trump’s Bank Accounts After Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
President Donald Trump has maintained for years that his bank account closures were politically motivated.
Wall Street Review: Stocks Rebound on Bargain Hunting
A slew of headlines sent mixed signals about the state of monetary policy and the economy.
Trump Admin Proposal Could Bring Drastic Changes to Asylum Process
Employment authorizations would be paused until processing times for asylum applications reach 180 days or lower, according to the proposal.
Trump Deploys Alternative Tariff Plan After Supreme Court Ruling: What to Know
‘Section 122 offers the fastest path forward,’ according to ING economists.
US Stock Markets React to Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling
As of noon Friday, the Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 were up slightly.
NORAD Detects, Tracks Russian Military Aircraft Flying Near Alaska
NORAD highlighted that this activity from the Russian air force in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone ‘occurs regularly and is not seen as a threat.’
Judge Temporarily Blocks Referendum to Redraw Virginia’s Congressional Map
The National Republican Congressional Committee called the injunction ‘a massive win’ for Virginians.
Texas Sues Temu, Lorex Over Alleged CCP Ties
These are the third and fourth lawsuits in three days targeting the Chinese communist regime.
