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Photo Essay: US Military Between the Border Walls in San Diego
The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.
Pentagon Identifies 6 Airmen Killed in Refueling Plane Crash in Iraq
There were no survivors among the flight crew that crashed over western Iraq on March 12.
Trump Positive on Renewed Talks With Kim Jong Un, South Korean Prime Minister Says
South Korea’s prime minister said the U.S. president raised North Korea during an unscheduled White House meeting.
New York State to Launch Free Forever Chemical Tests for Private Well Owners
The test involves taking a 250 milliliter sample of well water and testing it over a 24-hour period for forever chemicals.
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Trump Says Other Nations Joining US Patrols in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. president said he hoped major powers with a stake in global energy flows would join the effort.
Appeals Court Says Child May Sue Over Punishment for Expressing Herself in School
The child’s attorneys argued she was punished for making a drawing not adhering to the racial ideology associated with the phrase ‘Black Lives Matter.’
Yamaha Relocates US Headquarters From California to Georgia
Yamaha Motor Corporation U.S.A. will relocate its U.S. headquarters to Georgia beginning later this year.
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Mexican President ‘Should Not Have Refused’ Help in Combating Cartels: Trump
The U.S. president has expressed willingness to conduct strikes in Mexico, citing illicit drug flow from the country.
Lewis Littlepage: Fighting From Revolution to Revolution
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ a Virginia ‘prodigy of genius’ combines a proficiency for arms and diplomacy in an age of revolution.
What to Watch in the Illinois Primaries
The most closely watched race is the Democratic primary to succeed longtime Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
Trump: Iranians Face ‘Big Hurdle’ in Overthrowing Regime
The president said groups with machine guns are shooting protesters in the streets. ‘This is an evil group of people.’
Detransitioners Chart Path Forward After Regretting Gender Procedures
The cohort met to commemorate the Detransitioner Awareness Day and share stories of trauma and recovery.
Agriculture Secretary Says Solutions Coming for US Farmers Over Escalating Fertilizer Costs
The costs have been rising due to the Iran war.
Missouri Judge Rejects Challenge to Trump-Backed Redistricting Map
The ruling rejects claims that Missouri’s mid-decade congressional map illegally split Kansas City communities.
4 Trucking Companies Involved in Deadly Crash Shut Down: Transportation Secretary Duffy
The companies are reportedly linked to a network of ‘chameleon carriers’ that shut down and reopen under new names to avoid enforcement actions.
4 Takeaways From Texas Antifa Trial
The Texas trial surrounding a shooting at an immigration facility marks the first time an alleged Antifa cell has faced criminal charges.
CENTCOM Says US Military Destroyed Dozens of Iranian Minelayers
Aside from the more than 30 minelayers, the U.S. military has destroyed 60 Iranian naval vessels, the military says.
Energy Secretary Says US Looking to Escort Tankers in Strait of Hormuz by End of Month
‘It’ll happen relatively soon, but it can’t happen now,’ says Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
Oil Jumps Back Toward $100 per Barrel as Iran Steps up Tanker Attacks
Oil prices have rebounded as Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz deepens, with analysts warning the energy shock could spill into fertilizer and food.
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to End Protected Status for Haitian Immigrants
A lower court had blocked the status revocation.
