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FDA Clears Four New Nicotine Pouches for Marketing
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized the marketing of four new flavored nicotine pouch products under Altria's "on!" brand, bringing the total number of FDA-authorized nicotine pouches to 30.
Rubio Crushes Vance in Influential Conservative Summit Poll
Secretary of State Marco Rubio overwhelmingly outpolled Vice President JD Vance in an unofficial straw poll of attendees at the Western Conservative Summit, according to results reported Wednesday by the Washington Examiner.The Washington Examiner reported that Rubio led...
Marquette Poll: Most Americans Say Iran War Failed, Not Worth the Cost
Most Americans believe the U.S. has failed to achieve its objectives in the five-month war with Iran and say the conflict has not been worth its cost, according to a Marquette Law School Poll released Wednesday.
Sheehy Bill Targets Foreign Drug Price Controls
Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., is introducing legislation Wednesday aimed at ending foreign price controls that shift the cost of developing new medicine to Americans.
Supreme Court to Hear Climate Change, Immigration Cases
One of the first cases the Supreme Court will hear when its term begins in October is related to climate change lawsuits.
Cyclosporiasis Cases Might've Topped 20,000
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the nation's largest cyclosporiasis outbreak may have grown to more than 20,000 cases, with nearly every state reporting infections as federal health officials continue their investigation.
New Mexico Sues DOJ for Access to Zorro Ranch Files
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is suing the Department of Justice, accusing the agency of refusing to release unredacted Jeffrey Epstein records that he says are essential to the state's investigation into alleged crimes at Epstein's Zorro Ranch.
$25 Million Reward for US Citizen Said to Lead Mexico's Strongest Cartel
The U.S. government on Wednesday offered a $25 million reward for information leading to the capture of Juan Carlos González, or "Pelón," scaling up pressure on a U.S. citizen who has emerged as the figurehead of Mexico's most powerful cartel.The reward was bumped up from...
Mich.'s El-Sayed Urges Party Unity as Trump Rips Dem Socialist Senate Nom
Abdul El-Sayed called Wednesday for Michigan Democrats to unite after declaring victory in the state's closely watched Democratic Senate primary, while President Donald Trump launched a series of Truth Social attacks against the progressive nominee.Speaking on CBS Mornings,...
Hackers Target Major Wall Street Firms
Hackers attempted a series of sophisticated cyberattacks on major Wall Street financial services firms and money managers in recent days, targeting their information systems, according to two people familiar with the matter.
DHS Chief: Staff Followed Protocol in N.J. Detainee Death
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Wednesday defended his department's handling of a Salvadoran detainee's death at the Delaney Hall immigration center in Newark, N.J., saying staff followed protocol.
Billionaire Ackman: Mayor Mamdani's Agenda Would Be NYC 'Disaster'
Billionaire Bill Ackman warned that New York City will face "disaster" if Mayor Zohran Mamdani succeeds in implementing his far-left economic agenda, arguing that socialist policies would worsen the city's affordability crisis rather than solve it.
Terminally Ill New Yorkers Can Now Request Life-Ending Medication
Terminally ill New Yorkers who meet strict eligibility rules may now request medication to end their lives after the state's Medical Aid in Dying Act took effect Wednesday. New York became the 13th state and 14th U.S. jurisdiction...
FBI Chief: 715 Terror Plots Thwarted Last Year
FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau thwarted 715 planned terror attacks on U.S. soil last year, revealing the previously undisclosed figure while warning that terrorists continue to seek ways to strike Americans.
Nashville Bookstore Cancels Jewish Author Launch
A newly opened Nashville bookstore scrapped the launch event for a Jewish author's forthcoming book after an online pressure campaign accused the store of promoting Zionism.
Pentagon Restricts Access to Weapons Test Reports
The Department of War restricted public access to 25 years of unclassified weapons testing reports on July 30, moving them to a secure network reserved for personnel with military-issued access credentials.
EIA: Crude Inventories Rise as Refinery Runs Ease, Imports Climb
U.S. crude stocks rose as refineries eased processing slightly and imports edged higher, data from the Energy Information Administration showed on Wednesday.
Trump: El-Sayed Win Great for GOP
President Donald Trump on Wednesday hailed Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's U.S. Senate Democrat primary as "great news for the Republican Party."
House Democrats Add 12 Solidly Trump Districts to Their Midterm Election Target List
House Democrats are adding a dozen Republican-held seats to their list of targets for the November midterms, expanding the national campaign map to districts President Donald Trump won easily less than two years ago.
Judge Dismisses Oath Keepers Case at DOJ's Request
A federal judge has dismissed the seditious conspiracy case against Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and seven other members of the group, formally ending one of the highest-profile Jan. 6 prosecutions after the Justice Department moved to vacate the convictions.