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FBI Chief Patel Touts Law Enforcement Handling of the FIFA World Cup
‘We basically had 78 Super Bowls in 39 days across 11 different venues,’ and no major security incidents, Patel said.
345 People in 27 US States Sickened From Salmonella-Linked Jalapeños from Mexico: CDC
Chipotle and QDOBA have stopped serving products suspected to be contaminated.
Trump Administration to Require $250,000 Visa Bonds for Some Immigrants
The pilot program will begin with certain applicants from the Dominican Republic who had been previously denied on public charge grounds.
New Mexico Sues DOJ for Unredacted Epstein Files
The lawsuit claims the federal agency broke earlier promises of cooperation.
Chinese State-Owned Carriers Retained US Infrastructure After FCC Actions: House Report
The companies retained equipment, data center arrangements, and network links across the U.S. after the FCC denied or revoked their telecom service licenses.
Judge Rules Trump Admin Can End Temporary Protected Status for Haitians
The federal court order states that temporary protected status (TPS) for those nationals has expired.
Brown University President to Step Down
After nearly 15 years leading the Ivy League school, Paxson cited the need for new leadership to oversee the next planning phase.
Visa to Buy Cybersecurity Company BioCatch for $2.4 Billion
Buying the fraud-detection firm helps Visa beef up its cybersecurity offerings.
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Rep. Chuck Edwards Not Seeking Reelection After Ethics Report
The House Ethics Committee report accused Edwards of having ‘engaged in persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct towards two young female staffers.’
US Imposes 1‑Year Ban on Tungsten Waste, Black Mass Exports
The administration cited increasing risks to America’s national defense and security for the restriction.
Israel to Scale Back Gaza Strikes to Give Trump’s Hamas Disarmament Plan a Chance
Senior Israeli officials said that any new strikes must be approved by the nation’s political leaders.
Progressive El-Sayed Wins Michigan’s Democratic Senate Primary
The former Wayne County Health director narrowly defeated a four-term congresswoman in a contentious race to win the nomination.
Officials to Consider Reliance on Public Aid in Green Card Decisions: What to Know
This usually involves public assistance given indirectly to immigrants through their U.S.-born children, officials said.
The Multi-Billion Dollar Industry Using Trafficked Slaves to Scam Americans | Timothy Blackwood
Thousands of slaves are forced to work in scam centers, the new film ‘Scam Slave: From Hell to Home’ reveals.
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Rand Paul Releases Fauci Contempt Resolution Ahead of Senate Vote
The invocation of the Fifth Amendment was unsupported because questions were aimed at a period of time covered by a pardon, the resolution states.
Cargo Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran Talks Remain in Limbo
The latest attack came as Washington and Tehran disputed whether negotiations to end their war were even underway.
Trump Says Chevron, Exxon Make ‘Too Much Money’ From High Oil Prices, Urges Cuts to Gas Prices
Trump said the two oil giants should give some of their profits ‘back to the public’ and ‘cut the retail price.’
64,000 Evacuated as Wildfires Sweep Eastern Washington State
Firefighters continued searching for missing people and battling uncontained blazes.
Fauci Diary Shows Doubts on Effectiveness of COVID-19 Vaccines
Government officials persuaded the CDC director to back away from saying the shots did not prevent transmission or infection, according to the diary.
Iran Denies US Talks, Says Negotiations With Oman Ongoing
Tehran said it is negotiating only with Oman despite Trump’s announcement that U.S.–Iran talks would begin on Monday.
Sen. Moreno Says Rep. Max Miller Should Not Serve in Congress Over Abuse Allegations
Miller has denied the allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and questioned why the Ohio senator is calling for him to resign now.
