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Teen Drops Mental Health Lawsuit Against Meta
A teenager has withdrawn his lawsuit against Meta, his lawyers announced Wednesday, closing out a closely watched case over social media's alleged harms to children's mental health without a trial.
Trump Rallies Around 'Trump Accounts' During Ga. Speech
President Donald Trump on Wednesday touted the administration's new "Trump Accounts" investment program, saying millions of children have already enrolled in what he called one of the most significant provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Hegseth Taps UNC, Va. Tech to Replace Ivy League Ties
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Virginia Tech are the first universities approved for the War Department's Senior Service College Fellowship program since Secretary Pete Hegseth ended military education partnerships with several Ivy League schools.
Secret Service: Threats Up 40 Percent So Far in 2026
The U.S. Secret Service is facing the most dangerous threat environment in its history, with investigations into threats against government officials up 40% this year, agency leaders said Tuesday.
Trade Rep. Greer on Canada Tariffs: 'This Is Business'
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Wednesday he's confident fresh U.S. tariff threats on Canada won't jeopardize the two countries' trade relationship.
Trump Administration Eyes Offshore Nuclear Power in Federal Waters
The Trump administration on Wednesday said it would evaluate putting nuclear energy projects in federal waters as part of its agenda to expand domestic energy production and speed deployment of advanced nuclear technologies.
Tropical Storm Bertha Makes Louisiana Landfall
Tropical Storm Bertha crawled onto the southern tip of Louisiana on Wednesday, making landfall and packing strong winds far from its center after closing beaches from the Florida Panhandle to Mississippi.
House GOP Farm Bill Draws Conservative Amnesty Fury
A House Republican proposal to address labor shortages on America's farms is coming under heavy fire from conservatives, who warn the measure would amount to amnesty for illegal aliens and conflict with President Donald Trump's immigration agenda.
World Cup Final Sets US Soccer Ratings Record
Sunday's FIFA World Cup final shattered U.S. television records, drawing more than 62.8 million viewers in the largest audience ever for a soccer telecast in the United States.
Sen. Marshall: Kansans 'on Fire' Over Data Centers
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., said his constituents are "on fire" against artificial intelligence data centers, offering support for the growing number of local moratoriums in the Sunflower State.
Politico/Public First Poll: Iran War Support Slips Among Trump's MAGA Base
Support among President Donald Trump's core MAGA base for the U.S. war in Iran has fallen sharply over the past two months, according to a new poll. A new POLITICO/Public First poll, released Wednesday, found that 37%...
EEOC Votes to End Employer DEI Reporting Mandate
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission voted Tuesday to advance a Trump administration proposal to eliminate a decades-old requirement that large employers report workforce demographic data, reportedly arguing the mandate is unnecessary, legally questionable, and expensive.
Trump: Americans Still Back Iran War
President Donald Trump defended his military campaign against Iran Wednesday as he traveled to attend dignified transfer ceremonies for U.S. service members killed in the conflict, insisting that Americans are supportive of the war.
Sen. Darline Graham: Lindsey Worked Himself to Death
The late Sen. Lindsey Graham's dedication to his work led to his untimely death, according to his sister and successor, Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C. Speaking during a Senate Budget Committee hearing Wednesday morning...
Canada, US to Share Bridge Revenue for 15 Years
Canada has agreed to split half of the revenue of the Gordie Howe International Bridge with a U.S. government-controlled economic development fund during its first years of operation, according to a revenue-sharing agreement...
WH Won't Block Tate Brothers' Extradition to UK
The Trump administration is expected to allow extradition proceedings against Andrew and Tristan Tate to move forward, clearing the way for a federal court to consider Britain's request to return the brothers to face criminal charges, reports Axios.
Economist Warns of 'Flight From Work' Crisis
A record 105.8 million Americans were outside the labor force in June, as workforce participation slipped to its lowest level in nearly four years, according to The Kobeissi Letter, which cited new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Rep. Harrigan to Newsmax: US Must Avoid 'Forever War' With Iran
Rep. Pat Harrigan, R-N.C., said Thursday the Trump administration must either declare its objectives in Iran achieved and withdraw or commit to a strategy that decisively defeats the country's leadership, warning against allowing the conflict to become another "forever...
House Approves Budget Cuts for Failed War Audits
The Department of War faces a budget cut if it fails to pass an independent audit under an amendment adopted by the House.
MBA: 30-Year Mortgage Hits 11-Month High
The interest rate on the most popular type of U.S. home loan crept up again last week to the highest since last August with little prospect for an immediate break for would-be homebuyers thanks to inflation-wariness among Federal Reserve officials and across bond markets.