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Employees Fired, Suspended for Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Death
Airline pilots, educators, and retail workers have been fired or suspended, while users continue to flag offending posts on social media.
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How Should US Deal With Forced Organ Harvesting in China: Readers Respond
Poll respondents overwhelmingly support U.S. action to discourage the practice and Americans’ participation in it.
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Charlie Kirk’s Killing Galvanizes Young Conservatives in Utah
College students inspired by Kirk’s public debates reflected on his impact and said it would propel their movement.
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Australian Politicians Condemn Assassination of Conservative Commentator Charlie Kirk
Australia’s acting prime minister is among many who have condemned the tragic shooting that killed the young father.
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Trump Removes Decades-Old Blue Tent in Front of White House, Citing ‘Communist Cause’
The action comes amid the administration’s initiative to clean up the capital.
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Education Department to Issue Guidance Protecting Right to Prayer, Trump Says
The president spoke during a hearing on religious liberty at the Museum of the Bible, which featured testimony from students and parents.
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Pope Leo XIV Names Carlo Acutis as First Millennial Saint
The 15-year-old, known for his devotion to the Eucharist, died of leukemia in 2006.
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Google Antitrust Win: Implications for Upcoming Ad Tech Trial and Tech Sector
On Sept. 22, a remedies trial will be held to consider spinning off Google’s ad tech division.
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Federal Appeals Court Reinstates FTC Commissioner Fired by Trump
A lower court previously held Biden appointee Rebecca Slaughter enjoyed legal protections from removal without cause.
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US Forces Strike Suspected Drug Boat, 11 Tren de Aragua Members Killed: Trump
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the operation was a ‘lethal strike’ on a drug boat operated by a designated narco-terrorist organization.
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Appeals Court Allows EPA to Cancel $16 Billion in Climate Grants
A federal appeals court ruled a lower court judge had no authority to halt the termination of the program.
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Facing Impending Crisis, California Lawmakers Pivot on Fossil Fuels
As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.
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Hank Williams Jr. Postpones Upcoming Concerts Due to Illness
The 76-year-old country singer was forced to reschedule two August shows in Oklahoma.
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Declared Conflicts of Interest for CDC Advisers Dropped Before RFK Jr. Dismissals: Study
Advisers were dismissed by the Health and Human Services secretary, who cited conflicts of interest.
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Gabbard Announces Overhaul of ODNI, With Budget and Personnel Cuts
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said the reforms were the first step in an intelligence overhaul dubbed ‘ODNI 2.0.’
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Housing Inventory Experiences Dramatic Shift in Some US States, Report Finds
Nevada ranked first in the number of homes on the market, with inventory up by 52.9 percent year over year.
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20 States Sue Justice Department for Tying Crime Victim Funds to Immigration Enforcement
The states argue the DOJ exceeded its authority by conditioning the grants on sanctuary state compliance with the federal crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Popular US Workplace Lunch Chains Face Sales Slowdown
Stretched consumer budgets among low-income consumers are favoring value over lifestyle menus.
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Costco Says It Will Not Sell Abortion Pill Mifepristone
The company attributes its decision to lack of demand.
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$327 Million Australia-Vanuatu Agreement Strengthens Security and Economic Cooperation Amid China Concerns
The Nakamal Agreement, set to be finalized in September, comes as China’s influence in Vanuatu draws growing attention.
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Employees Fired, Suspended for Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Death
Airline pilots, educators, and retail workers have been fired or suspended, while users continue to flag offending posts on social media.
|
How Should US Deal With Forced Organ Harvesting in China: Readers Respond
Poll respondents overwhelmingly support U.S. action to discourage the practice and Americans’ participation in it.
|
Charlie Kirk’s Killing Galvanizes Young Conservatives in Utah
College students inspired by Kirk’s public debates reflected on his impact and said it would propel their movement.
|
Australian Politicians Condemn Assassination of Conservative Commentator Charlie Kirk
Australia’s acting prime minister is among many who have condemned the tragic shooting that killed the young father.
|
Trump Removes Decades-Old Blue Tent in Front of White House, Citing ‘Communist Cause’
The action comes amid the administration’s initiative to clean up the capital.
|
Education Department to Issue Guidance Protecting Right to Prayer, Trump Says
The president spoke during a hearing on religious liberty at the Museum of the Bible, which featured testimony from students and parents.
|
Pope Leo XIV Names Carlo Acutis as First Millennial Saint
The 15-year-old, known for his devotion to the Eucharist, died of leukemia in 2006.
|
Google Antitrust Win: Implications for Upcoming Ad Tech Trial and Tech Sector
On Sept. 22, a remedies trial will be held to consider spinning off Google’s ad tech division.
|
Federal Appeals Court Reinstates FTC Commissioner Fired by Trump
A lower court previously held Biden appointee Rebecca Slaughter enjoyed legal protections from removal without cause.
|
US Forces Strike Suspected Drug Boat, 11 Tren de Aragua Members Killed: Trump
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the operation was a ‘lethal strike’ on a drug boat operated by a designated narco-terrorist organization.
|
Appeals Court Allows EPA to Cancel $16 Billion in Climate Grants
A federal appeals court ruled a lower court judge had no authority to halt the termination of the program.
|
Facing Impending Crisis, California Lawmakers Pivot on Fossil Fuels
As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.
|
Hank Williams Jr. Postpones Upcoming Concerts Due to Illness
The 76-year-old country singer was forced to reschedule two August shows in Oklahoma.
|
Declared Conflicts of Interest for CDC Advisers Dropped Before RFK Jr. Dismissals: Study
Advisers were dismissed by the Health and Human Services secretary, who cited conflicts of interest.
|
Gabbard Announces Overhaul of ODNI, With Budget and Personnel Cuts
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said the reforms were the first step in an intelligence overhaul dubbed ‘ODNI 2.0.’
|
Housing Inventory Experiences Dramatic Shift in Some US States, Report Finds
Nevada ranked first in the number of homes on the market, with inventory up by 52.9 percent year over year.
|
20 States Sue Justice Department for Tying Crime Victim Funds to Immigration Enforcement
The states argue the DOJ exceeded its authority by conditioning the grants on sanctuary state compliance with the federal crackdown on illegal immigration.
|
Popular US Workplace Lunch Chains Face Sales Slowdown
Stretched consumer budgets among low-income consumers are favoring value over lifestyle menus.
|
Costco Says It Will Not Sell Abortion Pill Mifepristone
The company attributes its decision to lack of demand.
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$327 Million Australia-Vanuatu Agreement Strengthens Security and Economic Cooperation Amid China Concerns
The Nakamal Agreement, set to be finalized in September, comes as China’s influence in Vanuatu draws growing attention.
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