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Garland, Wray Among Officials Who Signed Off on ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe Targeting Conservatives
The probe was marked a ‘Sensitive Investigative Matter,’ making then-Attorney General Merrick Garland’s approval necessary to begin the investigation.
US Carried Out Another Strike on Drug Boat in Caribbean, Hegseth Says
Six people onboard the vessel were killed and no U.S. forces were harmed.
Coast Guard Opens Fire on U-Haul at San Francisco Base
The rental truck was seen driving erratically and trying to ram through the entrance of the Coast Guard base, officials reported.
Oklahoma Continues Shutting Down Marijuana Growing Operations
State marijuana raids have closed two to three marijuana sites per week.
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IRS Revises Documentation as Form 1099-K Threshold Reverts to $20,000
The latest change results in less paperwork and fewer surprises for Americans who engage in casual sales.
Latest Harvard Enrollment Data Show Drop in Black Students, Uptick in Asians
Actions by the executive and judicial branches of federal government combating illegal DEI practices appear to be making an impact.
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Trump Denies Report Suggesting US Deployed B-1 Bombers Near Venezuela
‘But we’re not happy with Venezuela for a lot of reasons, drugs being one of them,’ the president told reporters.
SNAP May Run Out of Funds by Nov. 1, Governor Warns
Multiple states, including California, Texas, and Virginia, have issued SNAP warnings.
Trump Admin Reopens Alaska Wildlife Refuge for Oil, Gas Leasing
The Interior Department said it will restore oil and gas leases previously canceled for the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority.
Alaska Airlines Restores Operations After IT Outage Grounded All Flights
The carrier said systems were back online after a major nationwide IT failure canceled hundreds of flights.
Trump to Meet With Chinese Leader Xi Jinping in 1 Week
The president’s meeting with Xi will be the last event on his schedule before he returns to Washington from his trip to Asia.
Trump, Officials Tout Efforts to Combat Drug Cartels, Human Trafficking
The Oct. 23 roundtable included Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, War Secretary Pete Hegseth, and others.
US Homeownership Tenure Hits Highest Level in 25 Years
Homeowners who sold off their properties in the third quarter made a 49.9 percent profit on a typical single-family home or condo.
Vaccine for Birth Defects Didn’t Work Well, Won’t Be Continued: Moderna
The vaccine targeted a virus linked to birth defects.
US April-September Budget Deficit Lowest Since 2019: Treasury
Meanwhile, the national debt reaches $38 trillion milestone—two months after crossing $37 trillion.
Trump Meets NATO Chief as US Toughens Russia Sanctions
The United States announced a new round of sanctions targeting Russian oil companies on the same day.
US Forces Attack 2 Suspected Drug Boats in Eastern Pacific
The new attacks bring the total number of such U.S. strikes to nine.
Democratic Sen. Merkley Holds Senate Floor for 22 Hours, Protesting Trump Admin
The White House ridiculed Merkley’s ongoing speech.
Driver Arrested After Crashing Into White House Security Gate
The Secret Service said the crash is still being investigated.
