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Husband of Ex-New York Governor Aide Recorded Millions in Payments From China, Files Show
The defendants had a master list for a web of financial transactions. Prosecutors allege they were laundering illicit gains.
Federal Ruling Blocks Trump’s Medicaid Funding Cut to Planned Parenthood in 22 States
The decision comes as Planned Parenthood says 20 health centers have closed since September.
Trump Lays Out Efforts to Address Affordability: ‘I Inherited the Worst Inflation in History’
High prices remain a major concern for households nationwide, according to a recent Yahoo/YouGov poll.
US LNG Exports Reach Record High in November: LSEG
The U.S. government expects LNG exports to climb 10 percent in 2026.
Jan. 6 Defendant Sues Federal Government for $18 Million Over Alleged Abuses in Custody
Ryan Samsel is suing after becoming what his lawyer described as ‘the most tortured individual by the Federal Government in recent American history.’
Solomon Elected Jersey City Mayor, Ending Former Gov. Jim McGreevey’s Comeback Bid
City Council member James Solomon’s election ends the hopes of scandal-plagued former Gov. Jim McGreevey for election.
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Hegseth Says He Didn’t Watch 2nd Boat Strike, Backs Commander
The defense secretary said he left part way through the operation and did not see survivors following the initial strike on Sept. 2.
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.
Son of ‘El Chapo' Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges in Chicago
Joaquin Guzman Lopez is one of four sons of the drug kingpin who have faced charges related to drug trafficking in the United States.
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Apartment Rents Fall in November for 4th Month as Vacancy Rate Hits Record High
A surplus of multifamily housing units pushed the national vacancy rate to 7.2 percent in November, according to a rental report.
USDA Secretary Threatens Funding Cuts to Democratic-Leaning States Over SNAP Noncompliance
The agriculture secretary has said that SNAP, or food stamps, is rife with fraud. Democratic states have filed multiple legal challenges.
New Jersey Declares Emergency Ahead of Nor’easter
The first major winter storm of the season arrived in parts of the Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday.
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.
Costco Sues for Refunds Before Supreme Court Rules on Tariff Legality
The retail giant’s complaint requests a complete refund of duties it has already paid if the Supreme Court decides that the tariffs are unlawful.
Supreme Court Hears Internet Provider’s Appeal in $1 Billion Copyright Infringement Case
A federal appeals court previously held that an internet provider could be held liable if it failed to cut off individual infringers.
UK Agrees to Pay More for US Medicines After Trade Negotiations
The deal, negotiated by leveraging tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, is part of Trump’s most favored nation prescription drug pricing initiative.
Top CDC Adviser Joins RFK Jr’s Department of Health and Human Services
Martin Kulldorff is no longer chair of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
Witkoff to Meet Putin in Moscow on Dec. 2: Russia
The U.S. special envoy’s trip follows talks between Washington and Kyiv in Florida over the weekend.
Trump Says Pause on Asylum Decisions Will Be in Place for ‘A Long Time’
‘We don’t want those people. We have enough problems,’ President Donald Trump told reporters.
White House Confident in Economic Growth as Black Friday Spending Rises
Sales on Black Friday increased by about 10 percent, a top White House economist said.
Protesters Arrested for Blocking ICE Officers in New York
The protesters gathered in response to calls on social media to disrupt an ICE operation.
