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Chinese state hackers targeted more than 1,000 Cisco routers globally in their latest operation.

A Wyoming resident has been hospitalized with the bird flu, the state’s first human case and the third U.S. hospitalization.

The state education departments are given 14 days to ensure compliance.

A judge has upheld DOGE’s authority to access data at three federal agencies.

Mount Sinai researchers discover cholesterol’s critical role in enhancing immune cells’ ability to detect and fight cancer.

Trump toured a Boeing aircraft in Palm Beach as the company struggles with delays in delivering two new Air Force One jets.

A Missouri judge removed restrictions on abortion in the state with a temporary order after voters there enshrined abortion rights into the state constitution.

The vast majority of infected individuals are children.

The number of community banks has drastically declined since the turn of the century.

The 14 states, led by New Mexico, say letting DOGE access federal data endangers the public.

The most common demand among survey respondents was for greater public visibility into DOGE’s findings.

‘We’re setting ourselves up so we can deploy the full power ... to assist the federal government to deport these criminal illegals,’ a state lawmaker says.

The Show Me state eyes a bill requiring life imprisonment for violent illegal immigrants convicted of trespassing.

Like other reclaimed land around the world, the ground is sinking due to sediment compaction—at a rate of 0.4 inches per year in some areas.

The proposed legislation would cut taxes on the revenue from sales of environmental credits.

An Arctic cold front is poised to sweep across parts of the United States, bringing with it record-breaking low temperatures and dangerous wind chills.