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- Luke 2:14
State financial officials praise Trump anti-fraud healthcare proposal
A coalition of 14 state financial leaders across the country backed a Trump administration policy to reduce fraud in health-care systems.
The group of state financial officers wrote a letter Wednesday to the Trump administration praising a policy from the U.S.
California Republicans seek probe of $180 billion in taxpayer fraud
New estimate found hat California may have lost at least $180 billion to fraud across state programs.
Idaho law ends use of public funds for teachers’ union
Law bars school districts from facilitating payroll deductions for union dues and restricted use of public resources to assist unions.
Trump, Marco Rubio make TIME Magazine's top 100 Most Influential People list
The list includes influential people from around the globe who are dominating discussions and the news industry in several categories, including arts and entertainment, politics, religion and foreign affairs.
Former Trump lawyer John Eastman disbarred in California
"The petitions for review are denied," the California Supreme Court ruled. "The court orders that John Charles Eastman .... is disbarred from the practice of law in California and that respondent's name is stricken from the roll of attorneys."
JD Vance urges conservative college students to lobby against H-1B program
Vance told students at a Turning Point USA event in Georgia that they should confront politicians in their state about their views and plans for the program.
Gabbard refers impeachment whistleblower to DOJ for criminal investigation
"ODNI can confirm a criminal referral was sent to DOJ related to one or more former employees of the Intelligence Community and their role in the 2019 impeachment of President Trump," an ODNI spokesperson told Just The News.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor issues rare apology for 'hurtful' comments about Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh, who was in the majority but wrote a concurring opinion, had downplayed the belief that people were having their constitutional rights violated in the raids by targeting areas where illegal migrants are known to gather.
Romance-turned-investment cryptocurrency scam broken up in two states, $5.4M recovered
The recovered $5.4 million is the largest amount of cryptocurrency retrieved in a single statewide operation, according to Florida's Office of the Attorney General.
Congressional vote on spy powers extension delayed due to bipartisan pushback
Congress now has just four days at most to renew the expiring Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Vought says White House has not settled on a 'ballpark' total on how much it needs for Iran
The Pentagon last month sent the White House a request for $200 billion in emergency funding to support military operations in the Middle East.
Stock markets close at record highs as optimism grows that Iran conflict may soon end
The S&P 500 closed with a gain of 0.80%, ending at 7,022.95, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.59% to close with 24,016.02. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 72.27 points, or 0.15%, to close at 48,463.72.
DC pipe bomb suspect faces two new felony charges in indictment
Cole has been accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters in 2021. He was arrested by federal authorities in December following a probe that lasted nearly five years.
DHS employee among those killed in string of attacks in Georgia
Mullin identified the victim as DHS employee Lauren Bullis, who was allegedly shot and stabbed while walking her dog in Brookhaven, Georgia on Monday. She was pronounced dead on the scene.
Vance-led anti-fraud panel shutters 447 hospices in LA: Report
President Donald Trump officially named Vance his "fraud czar" earlier this month, following a series of raids in LA that saw federal authorities target many hospices in the area.
Jury finds Live Nation operated as a monopoly in event space
The Justice Department sued Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation Entertainment in 2024, alleging they have run an illegal monopoly over live events in the United States that have stifled competition and driven up ticket prices.
Ad firms settle FTC anti-trust probe over media boycott
Ad firms Dentsu, Publicis, and WPP were part of the settlement, which forbids the use of "exclusion lists."
Senate Republicans block latest Iran War Powers resolution
The legislation failed in a 52-47 split, which saw Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman vote with Republicans to block the war powers resolution and Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul vote with the other Democrats to approve it.
CENTCOM warns ships it will 'force compliance' with Hormuz blockade
Trump's decision to blockade the strait represented something of a reversal from his prior public demands that Iran reopen the critical waterway.
ICE lodges detainer for twice-deported illegal wanted for murder
"The brave men and women of ICE are fighting every single day to get dangerous criminals like this off of our streets and out of our country," she added.