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American Ebola Patients Could be Moved to US, Officials Say
No patients or Americans exposed to Ebola have been transported to the United States during the current outbreak.
Trump Preparing $700 Million Coal Support Package
A White House official said the president will invoke the Defense Production Act for plant upgrades, new facilities, and export terminals.
Lawsuits Over Disabilities Act Hobble California’s Small Businesses, Owners and Advocates Say
Lawyers suing over wheelchair ramps and restroom doors want a settlement, not compliance, say business owners: ‘It’s about how they can make a quick dollar.’
FCC Rethinks School Internet Subsidies Over Screen Time Concerns
The agency has been subsidizing connectivity to and within schools for almost 30 years, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said.
China Rejects New US Tariff Proposal Targeting Forced-Labor Imports
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the failure of trading partners to address the importation of goods made with forced labor “is unacceptable.”
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Israel, Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire
A U.S.-guided agreement requires a Hezbollah pullout from the south.
Texas Startup Betting on Drones as the Answer to School Shootings
Several districts in Florida and Georgia will have the technology in place for the 2026-2027 academic year.
California Man Arrested for Allegedly Supplying Technology for Iran’s Nuclear Program
Federal authorities have started the process of seizing Jamshid Ghomi’s assets, including his $35 million coastal mansion.
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Texas AG Launches Investigation Into Glyphosate in Food
The inquiry will include major manufacturers such as PepsiCo.
Ohio Auditor Flags Possible $4.4 Billion in Ineligible Medicaid Claims
The auditor called for ‘less trusting, more verifying’ during a congressional task force hearing. Democrats questioned Republicans’ motives.
Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Customs Fraud, Duty Evasion
The president ordered an overhaul of U.S. customs enforcement aimed at strengthening compliance with customs laws.
US Private Payrolls Post Biggest Gain Since January 2025: ADP
‘Hiring was more broad-based in May than we’ve seen in the last few years,’ said economist Nela Richardson.
The Legal Drug That’s Destroying Lives, and the Community That’s Providing Hope
Unpaid volunteers who have been addicted to kratom, an opioid-like substance, are providing data that could help federal regulators set policies.
‘60 Minutes’ Correspondent Scott Pelley Fired by CBS After Clash With Management
The longtime correspondent was immediately terminated in an email.
Trump Signs Order Seeking Voluntary Review of Top AI Models: What to Know
Critics have called on Congress to make the government review process mandatory instead of voluntary.
US Revokes Visa of Chinese Journalist
The journalist worked for Xinhua, China’s state-run news agency, in the United States.
USTR Proposes 25 Percent Tariff on Brazil Imports Due to Unfair Trade Practices
The USTR also said the U.S. government would continue to ‘engage intensively’ with Brazil to address its concerns.
Operation Checkmate Results in Arrests of 52 Illegal Immigrants, Including 36 Truck Drivers
Most of the arrested illegal truckers were from India, with a few from Russia, Mexico, and El Salvador.
Rosario ‘Pete’ Vasquez Is the New Border Patrol Chief, CBP Announces
Vasquez succeeds Mike Banks, who stepped down from the role in May after 15 months on the job.
Hearing in Charlie Kirk Slaying Will Remain Open to Public, Judge Rules
The Utah judge also set a June 12 hearing on defense allegations that prosecutors’ public statements violated a gag order in the case of Tyler James Robinson.
FDA Approves Pill for COVID-19 Prevention
Xocova is cleared to prevent COVID-19 in people who were exposed to the disease.
