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- Luke 2:14
Trump admin announces additional $100M for school lunch programs
“We will study what works from upgrading school kitchens, to reducing added sugars, ultra-processed foods, and to build up the labor that schools across the country can then replicate,” HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said.
VP Vance visits Maine factory, touts 'manufacturing renaissance'
The visit was Vance's second to the Pine Tree State in the past month and is also aimed at shoring up former Republican Gov. Paul LePage's congressional bid and incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins reelection campaign.
Calif. GOP lawmakers push their Dem counterparts to consider affordability in last week of session
In the letter sent to the Legislative Analyst’s Office, Assembly Republicans said more than 800 bills are awaiting votes before the 2026 legislative session concludes at the end of this week.
Supreme Court hands Trump a win in bid to prevent ineligible voters voting in midterm elections
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for parts of the administration’s election security executive order to proceed. Despite this procedural win, a second nationwide injunction still blocks the USPS from enforcing new mail-in ballot rules.
Treasury’s ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ delivers warning to China, Iran’s global enablers
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that nations facilitating Tehran’s financial and trade networks must now choose between partnering with the United States or facing economic isolation.
Trump’s three-front offensive hits cartels, Canada and economic blackout on Iran
A busy 48 hours: A sweeping economic campaign against Iran, imposing 50% tariffs on Canadian goods after trade talks failed, and ordering a U.S. military strike that destroyed a suspected cartel drug boat.
WNBA, pro-abortion coffee shop risk lawsuits for denying public accommodations based on wrongthink
Public financing and ownership of WNBA stadiums may require teams to follow First Amendment norms when it comes to fans supporting Sophie Cunningham's stance against males in women's sports, commissioner warned.
“They look like chemo patients:” pharmacists sound alarm over popular drugs used for weight loss
The use of GLP-1s like Ozempic and Mounjaro jumped 8 percentage points in the last two years, latest data shows.
Justice Department creates National Fraud Detection Center to combat fraud in government programs
The National Fraud Detection Center is a multi-agency team that is intended to investigate the most serious people defrauding federal government programs.
Michigan Senate candidate El-Sayed says ICE is 'not working,' and US had fewer illegals under INS
El-Sayed told Fox News host Jesse Watters that the U.S. had "far fewer" illegal migrants when the country had the larger INS and therefore "clearly ICE is not working."
Former Trump ambassador accuses China of meddling in Canada trade deal
Sands speculated that China could have been the force behind the deal's collapse in order to put more pressure on the American economy ahead of a critical moment for the country.
Abbott denies Minnesota's claim that he is obligated to extradite ICE agent
U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr., who was appointed by President Donald Trump and oversees the case, is expected to hear Minnesota’s bid at a hearing Tuesday afternoon in Texas.
You Vote: With 2 former NBA players seeking to play in the WNBA, will the league allow it?
This is considered a test of whether the league will stand behind its public embrace of inclusiveness, or if it is just virtue signaling and a political statement. Time will tell.
Trump admin removes Syria from State Sponsor of Terrorism list
Secretary of State Marco Rubio notified Congress of its intention to remove the country last month, citing positive changes and counterterrorism actions taken by the Syrian government under President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Supreme Court pauses lower court ruling on Trump's mail-in voting order
The executive order was issued in March of this year.
US cancels another major joint drill with South Korea
Reports of the cancellation come shortly after President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. to scale back its drills with the country, citing his good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korea’s refusal to support him in the war in Iran.
State Department planning mass revocation of 200,000 visas: AP
The effort comes as State works with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to identify recipients who used the visas for short-term entry, but instead filed for asylum to try to secure a permanent stay.
United States military conducts missile strike on alleged drug boat, killing two 'narco-terrorists'
The command said Monday that the lethal attack was against a low-profile vessel operating along established narco-trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific, and that intelligence confirmed that the boat was engaged in narco-trafficking.
ICE nabs 1,300+ illegals in DC area in 2-week op
The operation primarily targeted D.C. and the suburban areas of Maryland and Virginia, many of which are sanctuary jurisdictions that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
SF 49ers owner arrested in Ohio on suspicion of soliciting prostitution
East Palestine, Ohio, was the site of a 2023 train derailment and chemical spill that attracted national attention, including a campaign visit from President Donald Trump.