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Chick-fil-A Franchisee Sued Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
An employee was allegedly asked to accept a lower paying job if she wanted time off due to religious reasons.
US Coast Guard Interdicts Nearly $45.8 Million Worth of Illicit Cocaine off Colombia
The Coast Guard seized more than 511,000 pounds of cocaine last year, more than three times their annual average.
US Conducts Additional Strikes Against ISIS in Nigeria
The announcement of the strikes follows a May 15 operation that killed the second in command of ISIS globally, in the northeast of Nigeria.
USS Gerald R. Ford Returns Home After Record 11-Month Deployment
Carrier Strike Group 12 received the Presidential Unit Citation after operations in the Caribbean and Middle East during a 326-day mission.
Teenagers Arrested in Random Shootings Across Austin That Left 4 Injured
Two teenagers were in custody and a potential third suspect was being sought following at least 10 random weekend shootings in Austin, Texas.
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Thousands Attend ‘Rededicate 250’ Prayer Celebration on National Mall
Americans gathered in the nation’s capital to kick off festivities honoring the country’s 250th anniversary.
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Trump Warns Iran It Needs to Move Fast on Deal or Attacks Will Ensue
‘There won’t be anything left,’ the president warned in a social media post on Sunday.
Trump’s Greenland Envoy Landry Arrives in Nuuk For 1st Trip to Island
Gov. Landry anticipates talk of business opportunities, possible medical support, and more in a visit involving State Department officials.
New Air Traffic Control Facilities to Launch in 8 US Airports: Transportation Department
Federal Contract Towers at 41 airports are also set to be upgraded.
Louisiana Holds Limited Primaries After US House Primaries Moved to Fall
The marquee contest is the Republican Senate primary, where incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy faces a difficult reelection fight.
Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Democrats’ Attempt to Revive Congressional Map
The new ruling leaves intact a Virginia Supreme Court decision that found that the process leading up to the recent referendum suffered from legal defects.
Texas Children’s Hospital to Open First-Ever Detransition Clinic Under Deal With DOJ
The Justice Department said the hospital has taken ‘significant steps’ in cooperation with the agency.
Rep. Cohen Drops Reelection Bid After State Redistricting
Cohen represents the sole Democratic U.S. House seat from the state of Tennessee.
US Sells 30-Year Bonds at 5 Percent Yield for First Time Since 2007
Energy-price shocks, inflation fears, and rising deficits are rattling global bond markets from Washington to Tokyo and London.
SEC Reaches Settlement With Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani in Civil Fraud Case
The SEC settlement would resolve civil allegations without admissions of guilt.
Day in Photos: Missile Strikes, Anti-Fraud Initiatives, and Venezuela Human Rights Report
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Middle East Commander Says Iran’s Drones Are Depleted, US Navy Could Open Strait of Hormuz
Adm. Brad Cooper told senators that Tehran has 10 percent drone and missile capacity, disputing other assessments.
CCP’s Preparations for Trump’s Visit Are Chaotic and Over-the-Top, Local Residents Say
A Chinese cultural scholar said that in recent years, whenever the CCP hosts major diplomatic events, it addresses city repairs in a last-minute fashion.
