Members of Congress continue to receive salaries during shutdowns because the Constitution guarantees lawmakers’ compensation.
Federal prosecutors say a California news site tied to Eileen Wang operated inside a wider ecosystem of chat groups, repost networks, and community influencers.
The outbreak was reported on a cruise ship earlier this month.
Initial jobless claims continued to hover around historically low levels amid labor market resilience.

The U.S. State Department said it was restating Washington’s ‘generous offer to provide additional direct humanitarian assistance to the Cuban people.’
Stephen Cloobeck is accused of threatening victims of his influencer fiancée, who is suspected of stealing from men she met online.
The Secretary of State said that it is in Beijing’s interests to rectify the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, which is disrupting the global energy supply.
The recovery ends the search for two soldiers lost during an annual training in Africa.
Passengers are being encouraged to remain in quarantine.
An Epoch Times staff member and nearly two dozen other White House press members who intended to cover Trump’s visit were denied entry to China.
The president said he expects Russia and Ukraine to reach a settlement as battlefield data point to slowing Russian advances.
The talks are expected to set the stage for the high-stakes summit between Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in China.
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A lawsuit had argued the map’s districts were not compact enough and violated the state’s constitution.
The arrests were made during a yearlong investigation dubbed ‘Operation Volcano’ in California’s Riverside County.
Israeli and U.S. officials have pointed to missile components, satellite imagery, and dual-use technologies tied to Chinese entities.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said that U.S. military commanders and servicemembers need ‘a world-class military legal system.’