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FBI declines to identify white powder substance mailed to Louisiana election office
Similar letters have also targeted congressional offices, including those of Democratic Sens. Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Alex Padilla of California, along with Republican Sens. Mike Rounds of South Dakota and Pete Ricketts of Nebraska.
Watch Live: President Donald Trump holds rally in North Carolina
Whatley is running against former North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper for retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' seat and the race is considered an important pick-up opportunity for Senate Democrats this election cycle.
Iran vows no enriched uranium will leave country, cites terms for US negotiations to resume
"Not a single gram of enriched uranium will be removed from Iran," Rezaei said in a post on X. "There will be no negotiations until the [U.S] takes steps to build trust. That process must begin with the full fulfillment of all Iran’s conditions."
Alabama governor commutes death row inmate's sentence to life in prison without parole
The case centers around the 1995 murder of Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff William Hardy, who was shot twice in the head while working off-duty security at a hotel.
SCOTUS declines to weigh in on Maine's 72-hour waiting period for gun purchases
Gov. Janet Mills, a Democrat, allowed the 72-hour waiting period to become law without her signature, saying she was "conflicted" over the measure after considering both sides of the gun control debate.
AZ Sen. Kelly warns Prop. 144 would disenfranchise state's voters by ending most mail-in votes
The longtime pastor argued that the proposition’s requirement to show government-issued ID to vote by mail would make it virtually impossible to do, an overreach he likened to the obstacles put in place during the country’s Jim Crow era.
Pension fund for California teachers hits $400B in bull market
Despite the higher-than-expected return on investment for California teachers’ pension fund, as of 2025, that fund was still only able to meet 79% of its funding obligations, Rogers said.
FBI declines to identify white powder substance mailed to Louisiana election office
Similar letters have also targeted congressional offices, including those of Democratic Sens. Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Alex Padilla of California, along with Republican Sens. Mike Rounds of South Dakota and Pete Ricketts of Nebraska.
Billionaire tax would hurt California, not help, according to some economists
“When you start to discourage investment and entrepreneurship here, it hurts the average family,” Winegarden added. “Our guess is you’re going to lose about $1,700 in income growth and about 230,000 jobs that won’t be created over the next five years.”
Settling with one hand, litigating with other: DOJ’s split approach to Camp Lejeune victims
Trump on Tuesday night touted the amount of settlement money his administration has already provided and appeared to urge attendees to get out and vote to keep Congress in GOP control so that additional settlement money can be provided.
Los Angeles County’s new ‘labor acknowledgement’ says exploitation underlies U.S. economy
Collective debt and collective guilt? The county’s decision to begin meetings by acknowledging a debt to “exploited labor” follows well documented practice of “land acknowledgments.” Those government-sponsored meetings do not appear to include recitation of the "Pledge of Allegiance" or singing the "Star-Spangled Banner."
Trump program aims at neutralizing energy volatility for farmers starting with diesel fuel costs
Because diesel fuel powers a majority of U.S. farmers’ trucks, tractors, pumps and other harvest-preparation equipment, the increase in diesel costs has hit their industry at an inconvenient time before harvesting. Farmer's groups have praised the president's efforts, which may reduce perceived "affordability" issues for American consumers before the midterms.
Parents threaten school district for forcing girls to bunk with boys on trips, keeping it secret
Another school district settles litigation with Moms for Liberty over gender secrecy policies, alleging board members received death threats for policies it was already in the process of changing.
Trump announces $1.5 billion Pentagon investment into North Carolina chip production
Trump announced Sibelco will create a massive manufacturing plant in North Carolina and that the War Department will invest over $1 billion to boost the state's semiconductor chip manufacturing.
You Vote: With Trump's plan for $25M fund to pay people who find public funds fraud, what say you?
Trump also put the spotlight on Nick Shirley, an independent journalist and YouTuber, who became a national sensation after documenting allegedly fraudulent daycare centers in Minneapolis linked to the Somali expat community.
Iran vows no enriched uranium will leave country, cites terms for US negotiations to resume
"Not a single gram of enriched uranium will be removed from Iran," Rezaei said in a post on X. "There will be no negotiations until the [U.S] takes steps to build trust. That process must begin with the full fulfillment of all Iran’s conditions."
Alabama governor commutes death row inmate's sentence to life in prison without parole
The case centers around the 1995 murder of Jefferson County Deputy Sheriff William Hardy, who was shot twice in the head while working off-duty security at a hotel.
Trump touts $1 billion paid to Camp Lejeune veterans, promises to settle the rest if Republicans win
Trump says that if Republicans win the House and Senate, he will direct the DOJ to settle all remaining Camp Lejeune water-contamination claims, which affects thousands of veterans and families still waiting on compensation.
Elon Musk confirms Tesla, SpaceX are exploring possible merger
Musk said a merge of the two companies was not guaranteed, but that he supported the idea. Because the billionaire runs both companies, he is not allowed in the discussions regarding the possible merger.
Hamadeh offers $10,000 reward for info leading to arrest of suspects in reported sexual assault
The congressman said he is "personally" offering the $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and convictions of the two individuals suspected in the alleged sexual assault of his Democratic challenger Bernadette Greene-Placentia in August.
