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Trump Admin Opens Gulf of America to Oil and Gas Drilling, Eyes Alaska Next
The moves are part of the administration’s effort to bolster domestic energy production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
Nearly 1 Million Costco Wine Bottles Under Recall
Complaints have been received from customers about bottles breaking or shattering, including one reported injury.
Inside One Lawmaker’s Push to Block Americans From China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
Rep. Neal Dunn compared forced organ harvesting with the Holocaust and seeks penalties for U.S. involvement.
After Being ‘Under Siege,’ Eric Trump Relishes Father’s 2nd Presidency
President Donald Trump’s second son shared insights from his new book with a sold-out crowd of 1,200 people in Florida.
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Supreme Court Temporarily Halts Order Requiring Government to Fully Fund SNAP
A federal district judge previously ordered full funding of the program, and a federal appeals court turned down the government’s request to stay that order.
Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Ohio School District’s Gender Pronoun Policy
The decision bars schools from punishing students who refuse to use a transgender child’s preferred pronouns.
Homeopathic Remedies for Depression
Homeopathy offers an individualized path to healing that doesn’t mask symptoms but helps restore balance and vitality, according to homeopath Melissa Crenshaw.
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Arizona US Rep-Elect’s Swearing-in Delayed by Shutdown: House Speaker
Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva is asking the court to declare her a member of the U.S. House once any authorized person administers the oath of office.
Judge Prohibits Education Department From Using Partisan Out-of-Office Emails for Employees
The judge and the department differed over whether the messages constituted a violation of the First Amendment.
Small-Town Kansas Mayor, a Mexican Citizen, Faces Voter Fraud Charges After Reelection
Coldwater Mayor Jose Ceballos faces six criminal counts after allegedly voting illegally in several Kansas elections.
SNAP and the Growth of the American Welfare State
Current spending on all welfare programs, as a percentage of GDP, is 12 times higher than it was in 1962.
What to Know About Rising SNAP Fraud Claims
Under the Trump administration, the USDA has made more than 100 arrests due to SNAP fraud since January.
People Have Started Receiving November Food Stamps, States Say
Food stamps are distributed on electronic cards, which can be used in grocery stores.
FDA Awards More Vouchers for Quicker Drug Reviews
Six additional companies received the vouchers.
Trump Announces Trade Deal With Uzbekistan
The announcement followed a dinner the U.S. president hosted with several Central Asian leaders.
Senate Rejects Resolution to Block US Military Actions Against Venezuela
The bipartisan resolution would’ve preemptively opposed U.S. military operations against targets inside Venezuela.
Jury Acquits Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent
Sean Dunn, indicted on a misdemeanor assault charge, was facing up to a year in prison, along with fines and probation.
California Drivers Sue Uber, Lyft Alleging Gender Discrimination
The companies were accused of violating the state’s Unruh Act, which prohibits sex-based discrimination by businesses.
Taxpayers Offered Penalty Relief Regarding Cash Tip, Overtime Reporting: IRS
Tax year 2025 will be considered a transitory period while new changes are rolled out under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Mamdani Announces All-Female Transition Team
‘Last night we made history, and today we begin the work of making a new administration,’ New York’s mayor-elect said in a video posted to X.
FAA Cutting Air Traffic at 40 Major Airports by 10 Percent Amid Government Shutdown
The air traffic reduction is meant to safeguard operations as unpaid controllers face increasing pressures.
