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'The truth lost': Appeals court clears Pfizer leaders in COVID vaccine critic's censorship lawsuit
Twitter's terms of service let it ban users without qualification, 2nd Circuit rules in former New York Times drug industry reporter's lawsuit that already settled with Trump administration. Judge implies plaintiff is a vaccinated grifter.
Trump praises supporter for allegedly punching protester at South Carolina rally: 'That was great'
The punch prompted Trump to compare the attendee, who has not been identified, to former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield, who attended the rally.
Abdul El-Sayed slams Rogers over Muslim Brotherhood accusations during Senate debate
El-Sayed denied the allegation that he was linked to the organization and criticized Rogers for questioning his commitment to the United States' Constitution, claiming doing so was "beneath" the Republican.
US signs enhanced military partnership with Guyana
The Pentagon said the partnership will strengthen the two countries' ability to confront narco-terrorist networks, secure the Caribbean and push back on military influence from outside the Western Hemisphere.
Congressional Democratic leaders sue Trump admin over voter rolls ahead of 2026 midterms
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries filed the lawsuit in a federal court in Washington, D.C., accusing the administration of attempting to undermine trust in the midterm elections next month.
You Vote: With news of a company admitting it has been releasing fake polling data, what say you?
The organization said it was a social experiment to test whether news outlets would verify data from an unknown pollster.
U.S. House committees subpoena New Jersey in probe of foreigners on voter rolls
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U.S. taps heating oil reserve to ease Northeast costs
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said about one-third of the approximately 1-million-barrel emergency heating oil reserve will be loaned — with repayments due within a year.
Mehmet Oz cracking down on Medicaid fraud at New York adult day care centers
Oz joined federal and state authorities for several raids and personally delivered letters to adult day care providers in New York City that the federal agency has accused of fraudulent or suspicious billing for services.
Trump admin turns to SCOTUS in Big Bend border wall case
Sauer argued that the federal government’s “paramount interest in preventing a quarter of the border from becoming a magnet for cartel exploitation” outweighs any interest Texans may have in opposing border wall construction.
Coast Guard is monitoring Chinese-flagged vessels in Arctic
The Coast Guard is also working with the Canadian military to expand maritime defense in the Arctic after U.S. and Canadian partnerships are building arctic cutters in Texas.
Florida mayor arrested for grand theft and fraud related to COVID relief funds
“Public officials do not get to write the rules and then write themselves a check,” said Attorney General James Uthmeier. “The mayor used her position to push a COVID relief grant program, then took $50,000 from it for her family’s businesses after being warned it was prohibited.
Kid Rock says supporting Trump has cost him corporate deals, TV appearances but does not regret it
The comment comes just days after the musician released his latest album "Halfway 2 Jesus," which he has described as a blend of Christian themes with high-energy rock.
Who counts as an 'overseas voter'? Pentagon rewrites the answer ahead of election
With an election just weeks away, a little-known law makes a Pentagon policy change affect how thousands of Americans born abroad but never having resided in the U.S. can register and vote, and it raises the question of whether the federal government or the states decide who is eligible.
After years of limited action, Trump prioritized end to Americans losing billions in cyber crimes
Discussions at the East Room roundtable focused on directing reviews of tools against transnational criminal organizations running scam centers, phishing campaigns, ransomware, impersonation, and sextortion.
'The truth lost': Appeals court clears Pfizer leaders in COVID vaccine critic's censorship lawsuit
Twitter's terms of service let it ban users without qualification, 2nd Circuit rules in former New York Times drug industry reporter's lawsuit that already settled with Trump administration. Judge implies plaintiff is a vaccinated grifter.
Watch Live: Trump holds rally in Clemson, South Carolina
The rally comes a day after the president appeared in North Carolina to promote former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley in his bid for the Senate.
Trump praises supporter for allegedly punching protester at South Carolina rally: 'That was great'
The punch prompted Trump to compare the attendee, who has not been identified, to former heavyweight boxing champion Evander Holyfield, who attended the rally.
Abdul El-Sayed slams Rogers over Muslim Brotherhood accusations during Senate debate
El-Sayed denied the allegation that he was linked to the organization and criticized Rogers for questioning his commitment to the United States' Constitution, claiming doing so was "beneath" the Republican.
US signs enhanced military partnership with Guyana
The Pentagon said the partnership will strengthen the two countries' ability to confront narco-terrorist networks, secure the Caribbean and push back on military influence from outside the Western Hemisphere.
