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Few Americans Want to Get a New COVID Vaccine: Survey
Most adults in a new survey said they do not desire an updated COVID-19 shot.
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Trump Suggests Death Penalty for Democrats Who Called for US Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.
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127 People Arrested for Food Stamp Fraud: USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture runs the food stamp program with help from states.
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FBI Targets ‘764’ Network That Preys on Victims as Young as 9
FBI leaders say more than 300 probes are underway into the violent online network that coerces children into self-harm and exploitation.
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Members of Congress Skeptical That Stock Trading Ban Will Pass
The members who are advocates of the bill said that internal resistance to the measure within the Senate and House was high.
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Walmart to Shift Listing to Nasdaq as Retailer Reports 3rd Quarter Growth
Walmart’s steady growth results come after other major retailer Target reported a drop in third-quarter sales amid slowing consumer traffic.
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Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’ plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
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Meta Tells Australian Kids to Download Data Before Social Media Ban
The California tech giant became the first company to take such action ahead of the ban for under 16s coming into force on Dec. 10.
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California Faces $18 Billion Deficit Next Year, Deepening Multiyear Budget Crisis
The LAO estimates that more than 60 percent of new revenue—about $7 billion—must be directed to education funding formulas.
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Afghan National Sentenced to 15-Year Prison Term for Plotting Election-Day Terror Attack
According to DHS, foreign terrorist organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda maintain their intent to carry out or inspire attacks on the United States,
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ICE Houston Arrested 3,593 Criminal Aliens During Government Shutdown
Some of the individuals had previously been released back into the community after they were caught committing offenses.
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Number of Homeless Veterans Housed by VA Hits 7-Year High in 2025
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in May to tackle the issue of homelessness among ex-military members.
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US Economy Created 119,000 New Jobs in September, Topping Market Estimates
The latest nonfarm payrolls report is the first monthly jobs data since August.
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US Cancels October Jobs Report After Government Shutdown Halts Data Collection
Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.
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CDC Says Vaccines May Cause Autism
‘The claim “vaccines do not cause autism” is not an evidence-based claim,’ the public health agency said on Nov. 19.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Termination of Protected Status for Syrians
Temporary protected status for Syrians was due to end on Nov. 21.
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Trump Admin to Announce Details of Farmer Payments: Agriculture Secretary
Brooke Rollins said the announcement will come soon.
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Financial Incentives May Improve Diet Among Some Food Stamp Recipients: Study
Participants in the research received $0.50 per $1 spent on fruits and vegetables.
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MP Materials, Pentagon, Saudi Mining Company to Build Rare Earth Refinery in Saudi Arabia
In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.
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Federal Judge Issues Fiery Dissent From Ruling Striking Down Texas Redistricting
Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’
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Few Americans Want to Get a New COVID Vaccine: Survey
Most adults in a new survey said they do not desire an updated COVID-19 shot.
|
Trump Suggests Death Penalty for Democrats Who Called for US Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.
|
127 People Arrested for Food Stamp Fraud: USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture runs the food stamp program with help from states.
|
FBI Targets ‘764’ Network That Preys on Victims as Young as 9
FBI leaders say more than 300 probes are underway into the violent online network that coerces children into self-harm and exploitation.
|
Members of Congress Skeptical That Stock Trading Ban Will Pass
The members who are advocates of the bill said that internal resistance to the measure within the Senate and House was high.
|
Walmart to Shift Listing to Nasdaq as Retailer Reports 3rd Quarter Growth
Walmart’s steady growth results come after other major retailer Target reported a drop in third-quarter sales amid slowing consumer traffic.
|
Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’ plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
|
Meta Tells Australian Kids to Download Data Before Social Media Ban
The California tech giant became the first company to take such action ahead of the ban for under 16s coming into force on Dec. 10.
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California Faces $18 Billion Deficit Next Year, Deepening Multiyear Budget Crisis
The LAO estimates that more than 60 percent of new revenue—about $7 billion—must be directed to education funding formulas.
|
Afghan National Sentenced to 15-Year Prison Term for Plotting Election-Day Terror Attack
According to DHS, foreign terrorist organizations like ISIS and al-Qaeda maintain their intent to carry out or inspire attacks on the United States,
|
ICE Houston Arrested 3,593 Criminal Aliens During Government Shutdown
Some of the individuals had previously been released back into the community after they were caught committing offenses.
|
Number of Homeless Veterans Housed by VA Hits 7-Year High in 2025
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in May to tackle the issue of homelessness among ex-military members.
|
US Economy Created 119,000 New Jobs in September, Topping Market Estimates
The latest nonfarm payrolls report is the first monthly jobs data since August.
|
US Cancels October Jobs Report After Government Shutdown Halts Data Collection
Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.
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CDC Says Vaccines May Cause Autism
‘The claim “vaccines do not cause autism” is not an evidence-based claim,’ the public health agency said on Nov. 19.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Termination of Protected Status for Syrians
Temporary protected status for Syrians was due to end on Nov. 21.
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Trump Admin to Announce Details of Farmer Payments: Agriculture Secretary
Brooke Rollins said the announcement will come soon.
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Financial Incentives May Improve Diet Among Some Food Stamp Recipients: Study
Participants in the research received $0.50 per $1 spent on fruits and vegetables.
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MP Materials, Pentagon, Saudi Mining Company to Build Rare Earth Refinery in Saudi Arabia
In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.
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Federal Judge Issues Fiery Dissent From Ruling Striking Down Texas Redistricting
Judge Jerry E. Smith said the ruling comes so late in the process that it ‘turns the Texas electoral and political landscape upside down.’
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