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Republicans Regain Advantage in Redistricting Fight After Virginia Map Overturned
Republicans stand at a three-seat advantage in the national redistricting battle.
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How US Is Using Iran War to Squeeze China Ahead of Trump–Xi Summit
The U.S. economic blockade on Iran pressures Beijing indirectly. Analysts say that’s Trump building leverage ahead of his summit with Xi.
1 American Tests Positive for Hantavirus, Another Showing Symptoms: HHS
The two individuals are among 17 American passengers evacuated from MV Hondius.
6 People Found Dead in Boxcar in Laredo, Texas: Police
Six bodies were found on Sunday in a train boxcar in Laredo, Texas, according to police.
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Tax Delinquency Increasing Among Federal, Retired Employees, IRS Watchdog Reveals
These individuals, numbering more than 571,000, collectively owe about $6.3 billion to the IRS.
More States Enact New Laws Curbing Teachers Unions
The Teacher Freedom Alliance says more than 272,000 teachers have opted out of union membership.
Former US Ambassador Who Spied for Cuba Is Among 12 People Facing Loss of Citizenship
Terrorists and a priest convicted of sexually assaulting a child are also on the Justice Department’s list.
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America’s 250th: Here’s Where Celebrations Are Taking Place
Celebrations include a large-scale Mall festival, a tall ship gathering, and programs across multiple states.
Justice Department Sues New Mexico, Albuquerque for Obstructing Federal Immigration Enforcement
The lawsuit raises issue with a state law and a city ordinance designed to limit local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement activities.
A Faint Meow in the Rubble of a Mississippi Tornado Leads to a Stunning Rescue
A Faint Meow in the Rubble of a Mississippi Tornado Leads to a Stunning Rescue.
1 Person Killed After Being Hit by Frontier Aircraft in Denver
The plane was taking off from the Denver International Airport late Friday night when a person trespassed on the runway and was hit.
People Are Seeing More Fireballs. Astronomers Can’t Explain It.
Crashing through Earth’s atmosphere at 45,000 miles per hour, shooting stars have been spotted twice as often this spring.
Judge Allows Cameras in Courtroom for Charlie Kirk Murder Trial
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty if Tyler Robinson is convicted in the killing of the conservative commentator.
Whirlpool Plans New Round of Price Hike as Appliance Sales Fall
The company plans a 4 percent list-price increase in July after implementing its largest hike in a decade earlier this year.
Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down New Congressional Map That Favors Democrats
The decision could strengthen Republican efforts to maintain control of the U.S. House of Representatives ahead of the midterm elections.
Trump Remains Confident Hantavirus Situation Under Control
The president has been briefed on the outbreak on a cruise ship with American travelers aboard.
USDA Tightens SNAP Retailer Rules to Expand Healthy Food Options
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said retailers participating in SNAP will face tougher stocking requirements.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signs Redistricting Bill to Carve Up State’s Lone Blue District
The proposal splits the Democratic stronghold of Memphis into three U.S. congressional seats.
Beijing’s Bid to Block US Sanctions on Chinese Refineries Will Have Limited Impact, Analysts Say
‘Beijing, while unwilling to appear weak, faces limited practical scope for retaliation in the international market,’ said one expert.
What to Know About Trump’s Presidential Fitness Test Award Revival
A new CDC report says only five states have mandated federal recommendations for 150 minutes of weekly physical education for students in grades K–5.
Justice Department Launches Investigation Into Fairfax Attorney Over Plea Bargains, Sentencing
Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dillon said the prosecutor may be offering illegal immigrants ‘sweetheart deals.’
