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Trump Signs Order Aimed at Boosting Domestic Defense Suppliers
Trump’s latest order tightens waiver rules on defense contractors, putting more burden on them to prove they adequately searched for domestic suppliers.
Cuba Infiltrated US Government, Cultivated Far-Left Groups, State Department Says
The State Department linked several left-wing groups to Cuba’s global influence and warned that Cuba has infiltrated the highest levels of U.S. government.
Tropical Storm Bertha Expected to Form as Depression Nears Gulf Coast
It’s projected to head west, scraping the Gulf Coast from the Florida Panhandle to Houston.
Missouri Prosecutor Removed After Alleged Affair With Illegal Immigrant Facing Sexual Assault Charges by Her Office
Camille Johnston allegedly dropped criminal charges and signed over her car to help the Mexican national flee the state.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Paramount, Warner Bros. Merger Amid States’ Antitrust Challenge
The companies are prevented from finalizing the transaction for at least 14 days.
Lengths of Student Visas Capped Under New DHS Rule
The current system gives many students no fixed departure date. The new rule says that after four years, a student must apply for an extension.
California Department of Motor Vehicles Requires 11,000 Drivers to Retake Knowledge Test, Suspecting Cheating
Not all the affected drivers necessarily cheated, the DMV stated, although certain cases have been referred to district attorneys for prosecution.
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Trump Says Netanyahu Won’t Be Arrested in the US
‘Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America,’ the U.S. president said.
US Embassy in Bahrain Warns of Pending Iranian Attacks on Capital
The alert was issued after the United States launched strikes against Iran for a ninth straight day on Sunday evening .
Lettuce Sample That Tested for Cyclospora Was a False Positive: FDA
‘There are no confirmed positive sample results for product testing for Cyclospora,’ regulators said.
Cruise Ship Reports 3rd Gastrointestinal Outbreak in 2 Months, CDC Says
Nearly 20 passengers on the Lindblad Expeditions National Geographic Sea Bird reported being sick, the agency said.
Women Are Turning to Mahjong in Droves. Here’s Why.
The Chinese tile-based game has surged across America in recent years, especially among women.
Judge Dismisses DOJ’s New Mexico Voter Data Request
The court found that the DOJ’s demand letter held no legal basis.
US Says Expiration of Hong Kong’s Special Status ‘Remains in Effect’
‘Hong Kong is no longer sufficiently autonomous to justify differential treatment,’ State Department stated.
Week in Photos: Forest Fires, Trump Address, and Tour de France
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Urges Late Sen. Graham’s Sister to Run for South Carolina Senate Seat
Darline Nordone Graham was sworn in as Lindsey Graham’s replacement on July 14.
How Medical Upcoding Made People Look Sick, Increased Medicare Payments
By adding diagnoses to a patient’s risk analysis that no doctor had ever indicated, an insurance company can gain additional federal payments.
Trump Says Networks That Didn’t Air His Speech Should Have Their Broadcast Licenses Revoked
White House communications director Steven Cheung called out NBC and ABC News for not airing the president’s address.
