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Appeals Court Blocks Florida’s ‘Stop Woke’ Teaching Law
The majority held that professors’ speech is legally protected, but a dissenter said states should control their own classrooms.
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US Launches Strikes on Iran After Attacks on Commercial Vessels
U.S. Central Command said it has begun launching a series of strikes against Iran after it attacked three commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
Prosecutors Present Footage Allegedly Putting Robinson at Scene of Kirk Shooting
The suspect allegedly interacted with Kirk’s Turning Point USA representatives and had lunch before the fatal shooting.
Judge Rejects United Airlines’ Bid to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Windowless ‘Window’ Seat
The judge said the lawsuit can move forward and the airline will face the breach-of-contract claims.
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DOGE Announces It Was Officially Shut Down on July 4
The task force stated that ‘it has been our greatest honor to serve the American people.’
National Security Group Urges Congress to Examine Environmental Law Institute’s China Ties
The advocacy group says ELI’s past work with Chinese government-linked institutions deserves scrutiny alongside an existing House Judiciary inquiry.
Texas Man Charged With Manslaughter After Overriding Tesla’s Self-Driving Mode in Fatal Crash
The man allegedly floored the accelerator, crashing into a home and killing an elderly woman.
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Meta Challenges $1.4 Trillion Penalty Estimate Ahead of Social Media Addiction Trial
California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey accuse the company of misleading consumers and designing platforms to encourage addictive use.
Trump Says US Lifting Sanctions to Allow F-35 Sales to Turkey
The U.S. president said, ‘It’s time to do that,’ following a meeting with the Turkish president.
Severe Weather Cuts Power to More Than 373,000 Residents Across US
Pennsylvania was the hardest-hit state, with more than 50,000 customers without power.
Pritzker Signs Bipartisan, First-in-Nation Sweeping AI Safety Audit Law
The Illinois governor signed a law requiring the largest AI companies to undergo annual outside safety audits, a first in the United States.
West Virginia Governor Declares State of Emergency After Fire Erupts at Parkersburg Warehouse
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said efforts to extinguish the blaze are still ongoing at the Peoples Cartage warehouse.
Netanyahu Denies Rift Between Israel and US on Iran
The Israeli prime minister said Sunday that President Donald Trump is acting in the interests of the United States, and he is doing the same for Israel.
States Take the Lead on Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Prior Authorization Reform
Florida tightens pharmacy benefit managers rules. Iowa bars insurer interference in physician referrals and restricts insurer pre-approval denials.
Vance Celebrates American Ingenuity, Unity, Accomplishment in July 4th Speech
Rejecting the narrative of a struggle between rich and poor, Vance said America’s success was accomplished together by people from all stations of life.
How the Longest-Living Constitution in History Sustains America
The Founding Fathers drew from Western political philosophies to create a republic that would stand the test of time.
Trump Pardons 6 Prosecuted for ‘Fixing Their Car’ Under Biden-Era Emissions Rules
The pardoned individuals allegedly disabled or tampered with vehicle emissions control systems.
Iran Warns of Response Without ‘Full Implementation’ of US Peace Deal
The warning was issued by a top Iranian official as the country prepares for a funeral for its former top leader, Ali Khamenei.
1 in 4 People in Certain States May Be at Risk of Red Meat Allergy From Ticks: CDC
The highest percentage of samples testing positive came from Arkansas, where 31 percent tested positive, and Missouri, where 26 percent did.
