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Lawmakers are seeking to counter a signature campaign issue for now-President Donald Trump amid tariff talk and downward trends in the market.

‘It’s dangerous for human beings to vaccinate the birds,’ the health secretary says.

The firm argued that the president’s executive order violated its rights of free speech, free association, and due process.

The suspects, including a brother-sister pair, were connected to a Mexican cartel, say Los Angeles County officials.

A group of American detainees has been freed by Kuwaiti authorities after years behind bars.

Volunteer diver Juan Heredia of the Angels Recovery Dive Team recovered the toddler’s body from the Siletz River.

Some elected officials and campaign committees are advocating for a voter ID policy for the 2026 election.

The decision came down after ground crews worked for nearly three hours to mend hydraulic issues with one of the clamps holding the rocket in place.

The woman is accused of fraud after she allegedly collected money on claims that her home was unlivable from flood damage.

‘There is very little commercial shipbuilding done in American shipyards today,’ an expert said.

Commerce secretary said the copper-related tariffs will be imposed for national security reasons.

The Department of Education fired more than 1,300 workers.

The programs, which helped schools and food banks buy locally produced food, began during the pandemic and should be retired, the department said.

Administrator Lee Zeldin says EPA will reconsider 31 regulations in what he calls the most consequential day of deregulation in American history.