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9 Takeaways From Fauci’s COVID Diaries
The doctor wrote down his private thoughts for years as the world faced the COVID-19 pandemic.
Netanyahu Says New York Trip Will Go Ahead Despite Mamdani’s Arrest Calls
Mamdani urged the Trump administration to enforce the ICC warrant, while Netanyahu and Trump rejected that position.
‘Coordinated Cyberattack’ Hits More Than 30 Minnesota Water Systems
The FBI said it was aware of the incident and was in contact with victims.
NASA Prepares to Send New Telescope Deep Into Space to Conduct Largest Cosmic Surveys Yet
Mission leaders expect to gain a better understanding of the universe’s expansion and dark energy, and revolutionize exoplanet discovery.
Trump to Seek Supreme Court Vote to Revive Case Against Hillary Clinton
Two lower courts ruled against the president in the case.
Fauci Invokes 5th Amendment More Than 100 Times During Senate COVID Hearing
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said the Senate panel will vote on holding Fauci in contempt next week.
Department of Education Probing Alleged Plan to Use Transgender Dolls as Learning, Therapy Tools in Minnesota Schools
A complaint submitted by a parents’ group did not say if or when the schools will make ‘MyGenderDolls’ products available to students.
California AG Sued for Changing Voter ID Ballot Measure Title
The lawsuit described the new title as inaccurate because ‘the measure does not prohibit any citizen from voting but regulates which ballots are counted.’
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Taiwan Says US Helped Solve Advanced Chip Smuggling Case
Prosecutors have detained a seventh suspect, identified as an Nvidia manager.
Florida AG Probes Fauci for Possible State Offenses Not Covered by Federal Pardon
The investigation was announced after a congresswoman asked Uthmeier and other state officials to investigate the former federal health official’s conduct.
DOJ and Trump Ask Supreme Court to Review $83.3 Million Carroll Verdict
In the new petition, the Justice Department argues Trump’s 2019 White House statements denying the allegations were official acts protected by federal law.
Senate Confirms Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence
Clayton will replace acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte, who was appointed after Tulsi Gabbard resigned.
Conservative Activist’s AI-Defamation Case Against Google Can Move Forward, Judge Rules
Robby Starbuck says artificial intelligence tools made up false, damaging search results about him—a novel type of alleged defamation.
Trump Hosts Ukraine’s Zelenskyy for White House Meeting
Earlier this month, Trump announced he was granting Ukraine a license to make Patriot air defense systems.
Inside the Next-Gen Nuclear Power Revolution in Idaho’s High Desert
High-tech developers and hyperscalers are financing a nuclear renaissance and will mass-produce portable reactors. Not next decade. Next year.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Restrictions on Mail-In Voting to Take Effect
The emergency application comes after a federal appeals court held that the president’s executive order would confuse and possibly disenfranchise voters.
310 People Charged in Border-Related Cases in Arizona
Human smugglers and illegal immigrants were arrested across Texas and California as well.
Pentagon Adds Many of China’s Top Civilian Universities to Blacklist
The War Department is barred from funding fundamental research projects involving these entities.
US, Japan, Philippines Complete Joint Military Drills In South China Sea
The drills occurred amid rising friction between the Philippine Navy and the Chinese Coast Guard.
Appeals Court Upholds Block on Trump Order to Tighten Mail-In Voting, Citizenship Verification
Part of Trump’s executive order directed Homeland Security to compile lists of confirmed U.S. citizens eligible to vote in each state.
What Matters Most to Epoch Readers: Top 5 Issues Facing America Today
Despite their opposing outlooks, readers in both parties zeroed in on the same core challenges.
