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US Begins 10th Consecutive Day of Strikes on Iran
Three U.S. service members have been killed in recent days, prompting the United States to launch retaliatory strikes against the adversary.
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Trump Imposes 50 Percent Tariff on Certain Canadian Goods
The new tariffs will take effect in 30 days.
Supreme Court to Decide If Plane Can Be Seized Over 6-Pack of Beer
An Alaska bush pilot’s 14-year odyssey over civil forfeiture reaches the nation’s highest court.
US Seizes More Than 1,000 Domains Streaming World Cup Illegally
The DOJ said authorities seized more than 1,000 internet domains used to illegally stream FIFA World Cup 2026 matches.
Trump Says Netanyahu Won’t Be Arrested in the US
‘Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America,’ the U.S. president said.
Lengths of Student Visas Capped Under New DHS Rule
The current system gives many students no fixed departure date. The new rule says that after four years, a student must apply for an extension.
California Department of Motor Vehicles Requires 11,000 Drivers to Retake Knowledge Test, Suspecting Cheating
Not all the affected drivers necessarily cheated, the DMV stated, although certain cases have been referred to district attorneys for prosecution.
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ASU Drops Bid to Seize 124-Year-Old Phoenix Home
A petition garnering nearly 12,000 signatures helped spur opposition to the university’s plan to acquire and demolish the historic home by eminent domain.
GOP Rep. Russell Fry Enters South Carolina Senate Race
Trump previously appeared to back Fry to succeed Lindsey Graham in the Senate, but the president later encouraged Graham’s sister to run.
30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage Reaches Highest Level in Almost a Year
Rates have risen for two consecutive weeks and have been hovering around the 6.5 percent level since mid-May.
New York March Marks 27 Years of CCP’s Persecution of Falun Gong
July 20 marks the 27th anniversary of the Chinese regime’s persecution of the spiritual practice.
FDA: Lettuce Sample Supplied by Taylor Farms in Mexico Tests Positive for Cyclospora
The FDA is investigating a multistate outbreak of Cyclospora infections linked to shredded iceberg lettuce.
Alien Terrorist Removal Court Receives First Case Since Inception in 1996
The court asked the government to submit further evidence against the suspected alien terrorist by July 22.
478 Individuals Charged in Border-Related Crimes in Texas, Arizona
The individuals were charged with crimes such as illegally entering the United States and smuggling of foreign nationals into the country.
House Republicans Introduce Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Potential Autumn Shutdown
Appropriators introduced a short-term funding bill that would extend operations to Dec. 4.
Gov. Abbott Signs Major Disaster Declaration for 28 Texas Counties Hit by Catastrophic Floods
Two deaths have been reported and nearly 600 people have been rescued as rains pound the Hill Country and South Texas.
Americans Sent to Quarantine in Kenya After US Implements Ebola Travel Ban
The State Department said the Americans went voluntarily to the Kenyan facility.
Trump Says US Is ‘Winning Big’ in Iran, Americans Will See Results Soon
The president made comments about U.S. operations against Iran during a speech on Thursday evening.
DOJ, DHS Launch Election Integrity Website
The interactive map and linked press releases centralize the volume of recent litigation and immigration-related arrests in one place.
