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Supreme Court Justices Report Earning Millions From Outside Sources
Justices disclose annually the income they receive from sources such as teaching and book royalties.
Trump Warns Gasoline Retailers of ‘Big Problems’ If They Don’t Cut Prices
The president’s warning came amid falling crude oil prices and after he accused gas stations of price gouging.
Americans Facing Escalated Threats and Intimidation From China: Report
Hundreds in the U.S. faith community report harassment, intimidation, and fear amid escalating transnational repression from China.
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Obamacare Enrollment Drops by 3 Million; Experts Disagree on Cause
Enrollment peaked at 22.1 million last year and dropped to 19.2 million as of February, according to federal data released June 26.
DOJ Files Lawsuits Against Massachusetts, Rhode Island Laws on In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The department contends the state policies violate the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution.
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FBI Warns Public to Exercise Caution as Russian Spies Target Messaging Apps
The federal government is offering up to $10 million in rewards for information related to a group involved in the hacking activity.
US Customs Officers Snag Shipment of Fake Watches from China That Could Fetch $54 Million
The shipment contained 375 Audemars Piguets, a Swiss luxury watch, that were deemed inauthentic for bearing counterfeit versions of registered trademarks.
Trump’s Washington Makeover: A Look at Every Statue, Memorial, and Fountain
Drawing on his decades in construction, the president is leading numerous projects to beautify the nation’s capital for America’s 250th birthday.
Key Takeaways From Supreme Court’s Rulings on Trump’s Firing Power
The court’s rulings have long-term effects on independent agencies and the Federal Reserve.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s Firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
A majority of the court said that Trump failed to provide notice and an opportunity for Cook to respond to her termination.
New Charter for CDC’s Vaccine Advisory Committee Released
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. authorized a new charter published in April, but officials rescinded the update about a month later.
Johnson Confident Trump Will Sign Bipartisan Housing Bill
The House Speaker said he is sending the housing affordability bill to Trump on Monday.
Record 1 in 16 People Worldwide Now Use Drugs, UN Report Says
Out of the 14 million who used drugs via injections, almost 7 million had hepatitis C, 1.7 million were living with HIV, and 1.5 million had both.
305.5 Metric Tons of Cocaine Seized, 518 Apprehended: Interagency Task Force
The seizure of cocaine supplies has denied narcoterrorists about $7.2 billion in revenues, officials said.
Supreme Court’s Alito Offers Unusual Response to Sotomayor’s Dissent in Immigration Case
Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s spoken dissent seemed to come as a surprise for Justice Samuel Alito, who responded extemporaneously to it.
Report Says Missouri State Trained China’s Defense Executives Allegedly With Taxpayer Support
The university denied U.S. taxpayer dollars were directed toward the program, while Missouri’s governor and the House China panel chairman raised concerns.
Utah Governor Restricts Fireworks for Fourth of July Amid Wildfires
Gov. Spencer Cox said that ‘nothing about this decision was easy’ and cited wildfires and severe weather conditions.
