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US Has a New Ally in Latin America—Here’s Why It Matters
Chilean President José Antonio Kast’s election signals new opportunities for deeper security cooperation, analysts say.
Over 6,200 Missing Children Located: FBI Director
The agency has arrested over 300 human traffickers and 1,700 child predators over the past year.
Civil Rights Icon Cesar Chavez’s Family, Officials React to Sexual Assault Accusations
Texas is the first state to cancel its official state holiday honoring Chavez after an investigation into alleged assaults was published.
‘A Life You Don’t Need to Escape From’: The Roots of Gen Z’s ‘Slow Living’ Movement
A generation that grew up permanently online is now fighting for the slower rhythms older Americans had by default—and the reasons go beyond aesthetics.
Vision Wheel Recalls More Than 36,000 Aftermarket Wheels Over Cracking Risk
The company said the material may have inconsistencies, which could cause the wheel to crack after hitting a bump, pothole, or curb.
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Trump Admin Ordered to Reinstate Over 1,000 Employees of Agency That Runs Voice of America
The order followed a previous ruling that said Kari Lake was improperly appointed as the agency’s acting CEO last year.
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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DOJ Moves to Denaturalize Mastermind Behind Fraud Scheme
Prosecutors say Kazeem’s crimes occurred before he became a citizen but were concealed during the naturalization process.
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Finds Evidence of Underground Water on Mars ‘That Could Have Supported Life’
The Curiosity Rover spent six months researching formations that appeared like spiderwebs from space.
Jerome Powell Plans to Remain Fed Chair Until Kevin Warsh Is Confirmed
Powell’s seat on the Board of Governors doesn’t end until early 2028, and he has not said whether he will leave the central bank before his term expires.
Thune Says Republicans Will Use Democrats’ Opposition to SAVE Act in Midterms
‘I think that’s a fairly simple position and one Democrats ought to eventually get on board with,’ the GOP leader says.
US Producer Inflation Surges at Fastest Pace Since July 2025
Investors trim their bets on interest rate cut expectations.
Postmaster General Says USPS Could Run Out of Money by October
USPS needs reforms from Congress, such as higher stamp prices and the ability to borrow more money, the postmaster general told lawmakers.
Senate Opens Debate on SAVE America Act
Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has balked at a push to use the talking filibuster to advance the voter ID and citizen registration bill.
Most NATO Members Won’t Join Iran Operation, Trump Says
The rejection came after Trump had sought allies’ help in opening the Strait of Hormuz.
US Department of State Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee From $2,350 to $450
The fee reduction follows years of complaints from Americans overseas, particularly over double taxation and banking restrictions linked to federal rules.
US Agencies Terminated or Reduced 95 Wasteful Contracts Worth $2 Billion: DOGE
The Department of Government Efficiency said it has so far saved more than $200 billion, amounting to more than $1,300 per taxpayer.
Judge Temporarily Blocks RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Policy, Panel Overhaul
A district judge in Boston said the health secretary violated the law by appointing new members to the committee that made vaccine recommendations.
Trump Says Some Countries ‘On the Way’ to Help Open Hormuz Strait
Some other countries ‘weren’t that enthusiastic,’ Trump said.
Trump Says He Isn’t Ready to Declare Victory in Iran War
Since the conflict began, oil prices have surged, driving up gas prices for Americans in recent days.
