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He Wants to Build the Outernet in Space. Beijing Wants to Steal It.
Declan Ganley wants to create a space-based alternative to the current internet and cut reliance on vulnerable undersea cables.
House Passes Resolution Condemning Democratic Congressman Over Retirement Move
Rep. Jesus ‘Chuy’ Garcia is accused of timing the exit to make sure his chief of staff would succeed him. Garcia said the decision is personal and justified.
US–Venezuela Tensions Escalate: What to Know
Strikes on drug vessels, a deepening military buildup near Venezuela, and revived congressional scrutiny mark the latest phase of the U.S.–Venezuela tension.
US Lifts Tariffs on Philippine Agricultural Exports Worth $1 Billion
Nearly half of the Philippines’ $14.5 billion in exports to the United States will be free from the reciprocal tariffs, Manila officials said.
Trump Says Indiana Governor ‘Must Produce’ on Redistricting
In an X post, Gov. Mike Braun said he is committed to working with the White House to redraw congressional districts, and criticized the state Senate.
Trump Says Jerome Powell’s Fed Successor May Already Be Picked
‘I’d love to get the guy currently in there out right now, but people are holding me back,’ President Donald Trump told reporters.
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Judge Rules Meta Does Not Hold Illegal Monopoly in Social Media Networking
Judge James Boasberg said the Federal Trade Commission failed to show Meta held a monopoly.
Tom Cruise Accepts First-Ever Oscar at 2025 Governors Awards
The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star was awarded an Honorary Oscar during 16th Governors Awards at the Ray Dolby Ballroom on Nov. 16.
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Commission Makes Sweeping Recommendations to Counter Beijing’s Aggressive Tactics
The commissioners said it is a matter of whether the United States can move fast enough to reduce dependencies on China.
US Marines Conduct Drills in Trinidad and Tobago as Tensions Rise With Neighboring Venezuela
The joint drills between the U.S. Marines and members of the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force are set to run until Nov. 21.
Trump Threatens to Move FIFA World Cup Matches From Seattle
The 11 US host cities have been provided with more than $600 million in grants that can be used for security measures.
Small Retailers Enter Holiday Season Optimistic
A report shows that 10 percent to 50 percent of U.S. small businesses’ annual sales come from holiday purchases.
Appeals Court Weighs Lawsuits Over Tylenol’s Alleged Link to Autism
The hearing occurred after a similar lawsuit was filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Utility Debt Builds for Millions Amid Signs of Cooling Inflation
Nearly 1 in 20 households—about 14 million people—now have utility debt severe enough that it has been or will soon be sent to collections.
DOJ Cracks Down on North Korean Fraud, Crypto Theft
North Korean hackers are estimated to have stolen more than $2 billion in crypto assets in the first nine months of this year.
Cremation Will Outpace Burial 6-to-1 by 2045, New Report Says
As funeral costs increase, some families are taking it upon themselves to bring their loved ones home.
Nevada Supreme Court Allows Trump Alternate Electors Case to Proceed
The ruling means that the electors can be prosecuted on felony charges in Las Vegas.
US Aims for Thanksgiving Deadline for China Rare Earths Deal
‘The agreement is that the magnets will flow freely, as they did before April 4,’ Bessent said.
Trump Admin Declassifies Records Relating to Amelia Earhart’s Disappearance
One of the revelations that emerged from the documents was that a USCG vessel ’reported hearing [a] voice' days after the crash.
ICE, Partners Launch Initiative to Protect 450,000 Children From Unvetted Sponsors
The Department of Homeland Security said the Trump administration has so far located more than 24,400 of these children across the country.
Trump Says He’s Considering F-35 Fighter Jet Deal With Saudi Arabia
The president said that Saudi Arabia would like to purchase more military equipment than just the stealth fighter jet.
