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Trump Admin, Lawmakers Propose Ways to Lower Cost of Obamacare
As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.
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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.
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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.
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Judge Tosses DOJ Lawsuit, Upholds NY State Law Curbing ICE Arrests in Courthouses
The federal judge said New York was protecting its sovereignty ‘in the face of undue federal interference.’
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Federal Immigration Enforcement in Raleigh to Begin on Tuesday: Mayor
Mayor Janet Cowell told the local outlet WRAL News that agents are ‘already in Raleigh and will be active tomorrow.’
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Trump Says He’ll Talk to Maduro but Won’t Rule Out Sending Troops to Venezuela
The president tells reporters he thinks the Venezuelan leader has caused ’tremendous damage' to the United States.
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Justice Department Sues California Over Mask Ban and ID Rules for Federal Officers
The Department of Justice alleges that two state laws unconstitutionally attempt to regulate federal law enforcement by banning masks and requiring ID.
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Seattle Elects Democratic Socialist
Seattle’s election of Katie Wilson as mayor comes days after New York chose Zohran Mamdani, giving two major cities socialist leaders.
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Proposed EPA Rule Seeks to Limit Federal Oversight of Non-Navigable Waters
Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.
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Appeals Court Weighs Lawsuits Over Tylenol’s Alleged Link to Autism
The hearing occurred after a similar lawsuit was filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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Medicare Part B Costs to Jump 10 Percent in 2026
The increases to Part B coverage were lower than predicted.
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Trump Promises $2,000 Tariff Rebate Check to Low- and Middle-Income Taxpayers in 2026
Rebate checks would have to be approved through legislation, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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He Defeated the Meat Inspectors. Now This Lawyer-Turned-Farmer Is Taking on Chemicals in Food.
An attorney who had never baled hay or raised animals before leaving his law practice is now a regenerative farming advocate.
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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.
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Tokyo Protests After CCP Tells Citizens to Reconsider Studying, Traveling in Japan
China’s state media signaled economic retaliation as it dials up pressures on Japanese prime minister to retract her comments related to Taiwan.
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Trump Says US Will Sell F-35 Stealth Fighters to Saudi Arabia
The president announced his intent to approve sales of F-35s to Saudi Arabia ahead of a Nov. 18 White House meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Trump Says Country Sought to Renegotiate US Trade Deal
‘If we didn’t have tariffs, the situation would be in serious trouble,’ the president said.
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More Than 130 Arrested in Charlotte as NC Governor Says Immigration Operation Is ‘Stoking Fear’
The Homeland Security Department launched ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web,’ sending federal agents into the state’s largest city to arrest ‘criminal illegal aliens.’
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Day in Photos: Anniversary of Velvet Revolution, Dubai Airshow, and Ice Sculptures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Utility Debt Builds for Millions Amid Signs of Cooling Inflation
Nearly 1 in 20 households—about 14 million people—now have utility debt severe enough that it has been or will soon be sent to collections.
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Trump Admin, Lawmakers Propose Ways to Lower Cost of Obamacare
As a mid-December Senate vote on Obamacare approaches, a variety of proposals have been suggested by the president and members of Congress.
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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.
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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.
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Judge Tosses DOJ Lawsuit, Upholds NY State Law Curbing ICE Arrests in Courthouses
The federal judge said New York was protecting its sovereignty ‘in the face of undue federal interference.’
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Federal Immigration Enforcement in Raleigh to Begin on Tuesday: Mayor
Mayor Janet Cowell told the local outlet WRAL News that agents are ‘already in Raleigh and will be active tomorrow.’
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Trump Says He’ll Talk to Maduro but Won’t Rule Out Sending Troops to Venezuela
The president tells reporters he thinks the Venezuelan leader has caused ’tremendous damage' to the United States.
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Justice Department Sues California Over Mask Ban and ID Rules for Federal Officers
The Department of Justice alleges that two state laws unconstitutionally attempt to regulate federal law enforcement by banning masks and requiring ID.
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Seattle Elects Democratic Socialist
Seattle’s election of Katie Wilson as mayor comes days after New York chose Zohran Mamdani, giving two major cities socialist leaders.
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Proposed EPA Rule Seeks to Limit Federal Oversight of Non-Navigable Waters
Trump administration initiative would ‘cut red tape’ in ‘Waters of the United States’ regulations, a watershed of confusion that spawned a flood of litigation.
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Appeals Court Weighs Lawsuits Over Tylenol’s Alleged Link to Autism
The hearing occurred after a similar lawsuit was filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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Medicare Part B Costs to Jump 10 Percent in 2026
The increases to Part B coverage were lower than predicted.
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Trump Promises $2,000 Tariff Rebate Check to Low- and Middle-Income Taxpayers in 2026
Rebate checks would have to be approved through legislation, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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He Defeated the Meat Inspectors. Now This Lawyer-Turned-Farmer Is Taking on Chemicals in Food.
An attorney who had never baled hay or raised animals before leaving his law practice is now a regenerative farming advocate.
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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.
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Tokyo Protests After CCP Tells Citizens to Reconsider Studying, Traveling in Japan
China’s state media signaled economic retaliation as it dials up pressures on Japanese prime minister to retract her comments related to Taiwan.
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Trump Says US Will Sell F-35 Stealth Fighters to Saudi Arabia
The president announced his intent to approve sales of F-35s to Saudi Arabia ahead of a Nov. 18 White House meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Trump Says Country Sought to Renegotiate US Trade Deal
‘If we didn’t have tariffs, the situation would be in serious trouble,’ the president said.
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More Than 130 Arrested in Charlotte as NC Governor Says Immigration Operation Is ‘Stoking Fear’
The Homeland Security Department launched ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web,’ sending federal agents into the state’s largest city to arrest ‘criminal illegal aliens.’
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Day in Photos: Anniversary of Velvet Revolution, Dubai Airshow, and Ice Sculptures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Utility Debt Builds for Millions Amid Signs of Cooling Inflation
Nearly 1 in 20 households—about 14 million people—now have utility debt severe enough that it has been or will soon be sent to collections.
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