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- Luke 2:14
Detainee Dies After Medical Emergency at ICE Facility
A 41-year-old Salvadoran man being held at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, has died after suffering a medical emergency, prompting renewed scrutiny of the privately operated facility from state and local officials, The...
Wyden Report Alleges Banks Delayed Epstein Transaction Reports
Sen. Ron Wyden released a report Tuesday alleging Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase failed to promptly report hundreds of millions of dollars in suspicious transactions linked to Jeffrey Epstein, calling for federal investigations.
Brown University's President Steps Down
Brown University President Christina Paxson said Monday she will leave her post at the end of the academic year after a turbulent tenure marked by antisemitic protests, a deadly campus shooting, and a showdown with President Donald Trump's administration over federal ...
Report: CFPB Staff Warned Against Aggressive Oversight
A top supervision examiner at the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warned staff they would face "most unpleasant" consequences if they were too aggressive in their oversight of financial firms, according to an internal email reviewed by Reuters.
Arson Suspect Arrested as Wildfires Rage Around Spokane, Washington
A man has been arrested on suspicion of deliberately starting one of three fires that have destroyed hundreds of buildings and forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes in and around Spokane, Washington.
Pape: In US Strike Delay, 'Strategic Paralysis'; Iran's Leverage Grows
Military strategist and University of Chicago Professor Robert Pape says President Donald Trump's decision to call off planned U.S. military strikes against Iran should not be viewed as a sign that the crisis is easing, but rather as evidence of what he says is "strategic paralysis."
Pape: In US Strike Delay, 'Strategic Paralysis'; Iran's Leverage Grows
Military strategist and University of Chicago Professor Robert Pape says President Donald Trump's decision to call off planned U.S. military strikes against Iran should not be viewed as a sign that the crisis is easing, but rather as evidence of what he says is "strategic...
Mangione Asks N.Y. Judge to Livestream State Murder Trial
Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has asked the judge overseeing his state trial in New York to ensure his trial is livestreamed or explain why the public will not get to watch the case in real time.
NYPD: Jews Targeted in 70% of July Hate Crimes
Anti-Jewish incidents accounted for about 70% of all hate crimes in July under the watch of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the city's first Muslim mayor.
Trump May Ax Pirro After DOJ Drops Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case: Report
President Donald Trump is considering removing U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro after her office dismissed a felony vandalism charge against a former Olympic athlete accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, according to sources familiar with the matter.
More Than 4 Million Leave SNAP as Trump Overhaul Begins
President Donald Trump's overhaul of the food stamp program has coincided with a drop of more than 4 million SNAP recipients, even before the law's biggest reforms take effect, according to preliminary USDA data highlighted by NPR.
More Than 4 Million Leave SNAP as Trump Overhaul Begins
President Donald Trump's overhaul of the food stamp program has coincided with a drop of more than 4 million SNAP recipients, even before the law's biggest reforms take effect, according to preliminary USDA data highlighted by NPR.
21 States Sue Over USDA SNAP Data Policy
More than 20 Democrat-leaning states are suing the Trump administration over its demand they turn over the personal information of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients.
Scope of Hacks on US Water Supply Widens
The FBI said days ago that water and wastewater utilities in at least seven states had reported cyberattacks, but confirmation of which states is trickling out one at a time.
Trump Presses Big Oil to Share Iran War Windfall With Consumers
President Donald Trump on Monday said ExxonMobil and Chevron made outsized profits during the U.S.-Iran war and should return some of those gains to Americans by lowering gasoline prices.
Trump-Proposed Arch Could Affect 40 Historic Sites
The National Park Service says President Donald Trump's proposed Triumphal Arch would have a negative impact on nearly 40 historic sites in and around Washington, according to The Hill.
DOJ: Never Investigated Rep. Luna Over Insider Trading
The Department of Justice informed Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., that she is not subject to an investigation over allegations she provided information on President Donald Trump's vice presidential pick that led to a winning bet on Polymarket.
Trump Gives Iran 'Last Chance' Before 'Decapitation'
President Donald Trump on Monday warned Iran it was getting a "last chance" to reach an agreement before facing what he described as potential "decapitation" strikes against the country's leadership, while saying he expects a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz soon.
Hegseth's Wife to Lead Trump Military Spouse Panel
Jennifer Hegseth, wife of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, will chair a new commission focused on improving the lives of military spouses and families and addressing the challenges they encounter, President Donald Trump announced Monday.
Hegseth's Wife to Lead Trump Military Spouse Panel
Jennifer Rauchet, wife of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, will chair a new commission focused on improving the lives of military spouses and families and addressing the challenges they encounter, President Donald Trump announced Monday.
