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ICE Urges New York to Honor Detainers for 7,000 Criminal Illegal Immigrants Held by State
The detainers require the state to notify federal immigration authorities when illegal immigrants held in state prisons are due for release.
USDA to Review All Programs to Ensure ‘Only Legal Citizens’ Receive Government Benefits: Secretary Rollins
Trump warned of social dysfunctions, related to government benefits, growing in the country.
Trump to Host Leaders of Congo, Rwanda on Thursday
The White House said the meeting will be to sign the peace agreement reached earlier this year ending their 30 year war.
CPSC Recalls Defective Youth Bike Helmets, Camping Stoves Over Safety Concerns
Outdoor Master helmets do not meet federal standards, while a camping stove sold at Walmart has been reported to cause explosions or fires.
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US Lowers Tariffs on South Korean Cars to 15 Percent
Shares of Korean car companies rose on the announcement, which followed South Korea’s move to codify into law its investment commitments to the United States.
National Teachers Union Training Members to Promote LGBT Ideology, Parents Group Says
The National Education Association wants students to become social justice advocates instead of learning facts and skills, according to Defending Education.
Apple’s AI Chief Is Stepping Down
The tech giant’s outgoing AI leader will be replaced by a former Microsoft executive.
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Gun Rights Advocates Wary of Justice Department’s Second Amendment Rights Office
Second Amendment activists say the Trump administration doesn’t go far enough in protecting gun rights.
Trump Signs Bill to More Than Triple Pensions for Medal of Honor Recipients
The Medal of Honor Act, signed by the president on Monday evening, would nearly quadruple recipients’ pensions, the first increase in nearly 25 years.
Oil Prices Inch Higher as US-Venezuela Tensions Grow
OPEC decided to maintain current production levels into 2026 on fears of a global glut.
Nearly Half of US Truck Driving Schools Don’t Comply With Federal Rules, Review Finds
The Transportation Department said the accreditation of 3,000 CDL training schools has been revoked and another 4,500 schools have received a warning.
First Lady Unveils White House Christmas Theme: ‘Home Is Where the Heart Is’
The theme incorporates tributes to the nation’s history, patriotic symbols, and the first lady’s signature Christmas elements.
Infant Botulism Outbreak Expands to 37 Cases Across 17 States, CDC Says
Consumers who bought ByHeart on the company’s website on or after Aug. 1 can receive a full refund.
Trump Says He’s Already Picked Powell’s Replacement as Federal Reserve Chair
Trump has said on several occasions that he believes the Fed is stifling the economy by being too slow to cut rates.
6 Things to Watch Ahead of Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District Special Election
Republican Matt Van Epps holds a 2-point lead over Democrat Aftyn Behn, according to the latest poll.
DOGE Says $300 Million in Federal Contracts Terminated in 3 Days
The Department of Government Efficiency, which last updated its website in early October, estimated that more than $214 billion in total has been saved.
As Money Gets Tighter, More People Are Selling Gold and Silver
In a 2025 survey, one gold buyer found that financial need ranked among the top reasons people were selling their precious metals.
New Vehicle Sales to Fall by Nearly 8 Percent Yearly: Cox
As more tariffed products replace existing non-tariffed inventory, vehicle prices move up, resulting in slower sales, said an economist.
National Guard Shooting Suspect to Be Charged With First-Degree Murder, Pirro Says
The charge was upgraded after National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom died in the incident.
Your Personal Data Is Bought and Sold Online: How to Protect Yourself
Data brokers may possess your court and voting records, your address and phone number, and even your religious affiliation—all packaged and ready to be sold.
