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Trump Ends Deportation Protections for Somalis in Minnesota
The president eliminated the Temporary Protected Status effective immediately, citing Somali gangs, as well as ‘billions’ in missing funds.
Chicago Declines to Apply for DOJ Violence Intervention Grants
The office of the mayor cited its unwillingness to comply with the Trump administration’s policies.
FAA Urges Pilots to Proceed With Caution in Venezuelan Airspace as Security Situation Deteriorates
The alert follows growing U.S. pressure on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and increased military activity offshore.
Stepbrother of High School Girl Who Died on Carnival Cruise Now a Suspect
The 16-year-old stepbrother of the Florida high school senior who died this month on a Carnival cruise ship has been identified as a suspect in her death.
Energy Department Dismantles Major Biden-Era Offices, Shifts Focus to Nuclear, Fossil Fuels
The department has canceled billion of dollars in federal funding for Biden-era energy projects over the past months.
DOJ Sues California to End In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The lawsuit cited federal authority granted under President Bill Clinton’s 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act.
Zoox Launches Pilot Program of Free Robotaxi Service in San Francisco
The company launched its first autonomous ride-hailing service in Las Vegas in September.
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Tyson To Shutter Nebraska Beef Plant in January
Announcement of the closure sparked reaction from cattlemen and state officials as the national beef market continued to struggle Friday.
Social Security Commissioner Touts ‘Tremendous Progress’
The agency has served 65 percent more callers in 2025 compared to 2024.
Coast Guard Says Swastikas and Nooses Banned After Listing Them as ‘Potentially Divisive’
Adm. Kevin Lunday, acting Coast Guard commandant, said the Coast Guard is committed to ‘fostering a safe, respectful and professional workplace.’
Transportation Department Launches Civility Campaign as In-Flight Outbursts Surge 400 Percent
The campaign comes ahead of the Thanksgiving holidays, which is expected to see 6 million people travel via air.
House Panel Proposes Plan to Loosen CCP Grip on Global Critical Mineral Markets
Rep. John Moolenaar said the 13 recommendations gear the United States to ’move quickly to disarm China’s loaded gun before it can be fired again.’
Safety Board Releases Images Showing Engine Separating From UPS Plane Before Fatal Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report about the fatal UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.
Mamdani Says He Will Work With Anyone to Benefit New Yorkers Ahead of Meeting With Trump
The mayor-elect says he asked for the Oval Office meeting and will back any part of the president’s agenda that helps make the city more affordable.
127 People Arrested for Food Stamp Fraud: USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture runs the food stamp program with help from states.
US Economy Created 119,000 New Jobs in September, Topping Market Estimates
The latest nonfarm payrolls report is the first monthly jobs data since August.
Federal Judge Issues Fiery Dissent From Ruling Striking Down Texas Redistricting
Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’
House Passes Bill to Rescind Senate Payout Provision
The addendum to last week’s government funding bill ignited a political firestorm, winning broad condemnation from both parties.
More Than 250 Arrested in Immigration Enforcement Operation in North Carolina
DHS says ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’ is targeting criminal illegal aliens in the Charlotte area.
US Largest Recipient of Chinese Loans, New Report Shows
China lends nearly $1 trillion to high-income countries, as much as its Belt and Road Initiative in the global South.
