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Trump Says He'll Only Back Direct Health Care Payment Legislation
In a post on Truth Social, the president took a harder stance against health care companies and the Affordable Care Act.
608 Defendants Charged in Theft of $2.3 Billion From 1 Million American Seniors
Some of the top schemes targeting elders involved investment, romance, government impersonation, and grandparent scams, the DOJ said.
Trump Threatens to Move FIFA World Cup Matches From Seattle
The 11 US host cities have been provided with more than $600 million in grants that can be used for security measures.
US Private Sector Cut 2,500 Jobs Per Week Heading Into November: ADP
The Department of Labor has resumed its flow of employment data ahead of key September jobs report.
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Small Retailers Enter Holiday Season Optimistic
A report shows that 10 percent to 50 percent of U.S. small businesses’ annual sales come from holiday purchases.
Tom Cruise Accepts First-Ever Oscar at 2025 Governors Awards
The ‘Mission: Impossible’ star was awarded an Honorary Oscar during 16th Governors Awards at the Ray Dolby Ballroom on Nov. 16.
Coal Mine Fire Still Burning, Decades After Driving Residents Out
Pennsylvania’s Centralia Coal Mine fire is among more than 240 underground coal seam fires in the United States.
What to Expect From Trump’s Meeting With Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince
The Saudi prince’s visit comes as Trump seeks to broker improved relations between Israel and its neighbors.
5 Ways Trump Admin Plans to Boost Affordable Housing
Examining the multifaceted approach to reviving the American Dream of homeownership.
GOP Crafting Bill to Sanction Countries That Trade With Russia: Trump
Earlier this year, Trump introduced steep penalties on India, increasing import tariffs to 50 percent, linking the increase to the purchasing of Russian energy.
FAA to End Flight Reduction Order, Return to Normal Operations Monday Morning
The order was put in place as a result of air traffic control staffing shortages.
Border Patrol Arrests 81 Criminal Illegal Immigrants on 1st Day of Charlotte Operation
One man who was arrested on Sunday had an alleged history of drunk driving incidents, the commander at large said.
Faith Over Fear: Torture Survivor Speaks of CCP’s ‘Brutal and Cruel’ Treatment
Yielding to the regime’s persecution only makes it worse, said a man who was tortured to the brink of death for his beliefs.
Trump Says He’s ‘Sort of’ Made Up His Mind on Military Action Against Venezuela
While U.S. forces have yet to attack Venezuela directly, they have carried out numerous strikes on suspected drug boats in the region since September.
Trump Says He’s Withdrawing Support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) accused President Trump of trying to intimidate Republican lawmakers ahead of the vote on the Epstein files.
Trump Admin Drops Plan to Require Airlines to Compensate Passengers for Delays
The Department of Transportation officially discontinued the rule-making process for the Biden-era plan.
Why Merchants Could Start to Decline Reward Credit Cards
The most consequential part of the proposal centers on the long-standing ‘honor all cards’ rule.
