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More Than 3,120 TSA Agents Call Out Sick
Transportation Security Administration agents have not been paid since the Department of Homeland Security entered a partial shutdown in mid-February.
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House China Committee Chairman Urges Trump, Rubio to Address Beijing’s Human Rights Abuses
Rep. John Moolenaar urged the president to secure the release of China’s prisoners of conscience and asked Rubio to consider sanctions on Hong Kong officials.
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Machado Invites Global Energy Executives to Invest in Oil-Rich Venezuela’s ‘New Chapter’
In a pitch at a Houston conference, the Nobel Peace Prize winner and Venezuelan opposition leader outlined a platform for a ‘legitimate democratic government.’
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In the Name of Civics, These Teens Took On the Impossible
The semifinal round of the Presidential 1776 Award national competition is scheduled for May 2 at five American presidential libraries and museums.
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Homeschooling Families Push Back on Proposed Regulations in Connecticut
The proposed law would require homeschooling parents to provide their local school districts with proof of ‘equivalent’ instruction annually.
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Iran Regime ‘Intact but Largely Degraded,’ Intelligence Director Gabbard Says
Should Iran’s current power structure survive the conflict, Gabbard says it will likely pursue a lengthy effort to rebuild its drone and missile forces.
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Trump Puts China Visit on Hold Amid Iran War
The president’s visit to Beijing for a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping was initially scheduled for March 31 to April 2.
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What to Know About the Tiny Iranian Island That the US Bombed
The U.S. ‘obliterated’ military targets on Kharg Island but left its oil infrastructure intact for now, Trump said.
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Senate Passes Bill Aimed at Making Housing Affordable
The bill seeks to rein in corporate landlords and ensure that families, rather than corporations, buy U.S. homes.
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Strait of Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Fertilizer Trade, Sparking Food Price Fears
Shipping disruptions and plant shutdowns hit fertilizer supply as analysts warn industry is ‘in paralysis’ and say ‘full implications are not yet known.’
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Speaker Johnson Suggests Using Reconciliation Bill to Target Fraud in Democrat-Run States
Rep. Mike Johnson said that going after ‘fraud, waste, abuse’ in blue states is ’something every Republican can agree on.’
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Trump to Sign Executive Order on College Sports
The president said he saw an urgent need to rein in the unrestricted name, image, and likeness compensation and playing eligibility in college athletics.
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Unemployment Claims Signal Labor Market Stabilization Ahead of Jobs Report
The February jobs report is expected to show nearly 60,000 new positions and an unemployment rate of 4.3 percent.
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Trump, Tech Companies Sign Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Cover Data Center Energy Costs
Administration officials met with industry leaders to navigate fast data center development while enhancing the power grid and working to lower energy prices.
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Californians Expected to Decide on Voter ID in November
More than 1.3 million signatures have been collected—more than enough to see the initiative added to the statewide ballot in the November election.
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Supreme Court Justices Seem Doubtful on Banning Firearms for Marijuana Users
The government argued that the current law is similar to older laws banning gun ownership by ‘habitual drunkards.’
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US, Israel Launch Decapitation Strike on Iranian Leadership—How It Unfolded
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and 47 other top Iranian military and intelligence officials were killed in the opening attack, Trump said.
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Defense Attorneys in Antifa Trial Question Police Response in ICE Detention Facility Shooting
Attorneys asked why the police officer who was shot in the neck drew his weapon after he arrived at the facility during an Antifa ‘noise protest.’
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US Tariff Rates to Hit 15 Percent or More for Some Nations Under New Strategy
The Trump administration will shift its tariff strategy toward probing unfair practices.
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Trump’s New 10 Percent Global Tariffs Take Effect
Despite the new tariff regime, trade uncertainty remains. Many companies are requesting refunds, which by one estimate could total $175 billion.
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More Than 3,120 TSA Agents Call Out Sick
Transportation Security Administration agents have not been paid since the Department of Homeland Security entered a partial shutdown in mid-February.
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House China Committee Chairman Urges Trump, Rubio to Address Beijing’s Human Rights Abuses
Rep. John Moolenaar urged the president to secure the release of China’s prisoners of conscience and asked Rubio to consider sanctions on Hong Kong officials.
|
Machado Invites Global Energy Executives to Invest in Oil-Rich Venezuela’s ‘New Chapter’
In a pitch at a Houston conference, the Nobel Peace Prize winner and Venezuelan opposition leader outlined a platform for a ‘legitimate democratic government.’
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In the Name of Civics, These Teens Took On the Impossible
The semifinal round of the Presidential 1776 Award national competition is scheduled for May 2 at five American presidential libraries and museums.
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Homeschooling Families Push Back on Proposed Regulations in Connecticut
The proposed law would require homeschooling parents to provide their local school districts with proof of ‘equivalent’ instruction annually.
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Iran Regime ‘Intact but Largely Degraded,’ Intelligence Director Gabbard Says
Should Iran’s current power structure survive the conflict, Gabbard says it will likely pursue a lengthy effort to rebuild its drone and missile forces.
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Trump Puts China Visit on Hold Amid Iran War
The president’s visit to Beijing for a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping was initially scheduled for March 31 to April 2.
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What to Know About the Tiny Iranian Island That the US Bombed
The U.S. ‘obliterated’ military targets on Kharg Island but left its oil infrastructure intact for now, Trump said.
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Senate Passes Bill Aimed at Making Housing Affordable
The bill seeks to rein in corporate landlords and ensure that families, rather than corporations, buy U.S. homes.
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Strait of Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Fertilizer Trade, Sparking Food Price Fears
Shipping disruptions and plant shutdowns hit fertilizer supply as analysts warn industry is ‘in paralysis’ and say ‘full implications are not yet known.’
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Speaker Johnson Suggests Using Reconciliation Bill to Target Fraud in Democrat-Run States
Rep. Mike Johnson said that going after ‘fraud, waste, abuse’ in blue states is ’something every Republican can agree on.’
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Trump to Sign Executive Order on College Sports
The president said he saw an urgent need to rein in the unrestricted name, image, and likeness compensation and playing eligibility in college athletics.
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Unemployment Claims Signal Labor Market Stabilization Ahead of Jobs Report
The February jobs report is expected to show nearly 60,000 new positions and an unemployment rate of 4.3 percent.
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Trump, Tech Companies Sign Ratepayer Protection Pledge to Cover Data Center Energy Costs
Administration officials met with industry leaders to navigate fast data center development while enhancing the power grid and working to lower energy prices.
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Californians Expected to Decide on Voter ID in November
More than 1.3 million signatures have been collected—more than enough to see the initiative added to the statewide ballot in the November election.
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Supreme Court Justices Seem Doubtful on Banning Firearms for Marijuana Users
The government argued that the current law is similar to older laws banning gun ownership by ‘habitual drunkards.’
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US, Israel Launch Decapitation Strike on Iranian Leadership—How It Unfolded
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and 47 other top Iranian military and intelligence officials were killed in the opening attack, Trump said.
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Defense Attorneys in Antifa Trial Question Police Response in ICE Detention Facility Shooting
Attorneys asked why the police officer who was shot in the neck drew his weapon after he arrived at the facility during an Antifa ‘noise protest.’
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US Tariff Rates to Hit 15 Percent or More for Some Nations Under New Strategy
The Trump administration will shift its tariff strategy toward probing unfair practices.
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Trump’s New 10 Percent Global Tariffs Take Effect
Despite the new tariff regime, trade uncertainty remains. Many companies are requesting refunds, which by one estimate could total $175 billion.
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