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“Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”
- Luke 2:14
DOJ adds charges against suspected National Guard shooter
The new charges include six that carry the death penalty, The Hill reported. But the DOJ has not decided whether to pursue that option.
Supreme Court declines to hear nonagenarian Judge Pauline Newman’s challenge to suspension
Newman, who turns 99 this week, has been barred from receiving new case assignments since 2023 following an investigation into concerns about her mental fitness and ability to perform judicial duties
Iran accuses Israel of violating ceasefire in Lebanon, threatens 'hard response'
After announcing the agreement, Trump faced pushback from Israeli leaders, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who urged Israel to keep fighting in Lebanon.
Noem joins advisory board for mineral firm
Noem was fired in March and replaced with then-Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla.
Mexico’s 'Memo' Ochoa joins Messi and Ronaldo in exclusive sixth World Cup club before retirement
The three soccer legends have been among the biggest figures of the sport for most of the 21st century.
Fifteen immigration protestors in Minnesota charged with impeding and injuring agents
Over two days, according to the Justice Department, the protesters allegedly used vehicles and blocks of ice to impede federal vehicles outside a federal detention center. They also used homemade plastic and wood shields to "physically resist efforts of law enforcement."
Trump administration moves oversight of special ed and civil rights out of Education Department
Education Secretary Linda McMahon said that the changes will align federal responsibilities with agencies that are best positioned to support them.
White House warns Hegseth that contraints on weapons production poses 'direct threat'
Bottlenecks are impairing the ability for the United States to produce and sustain a supply of munitions, missiles and other equipment needed for national defense, the memorandum warns.
Israel requested Iran deal text but was rebuffed: Report
Senior U.S. Senate leaders are also hoping to acquire a copy of the text for their own review.
Trump to send Iran deal to Congress
The text of the deal has not been published and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, as of Tuesday morning, confirmed that lawmakers were working to obtain a copy for their own review.
Vance tells 'The View' how he flipped from Trump critic to supporter
Vance appeared on the program as part of a tour to promote his newly released book about his faith journey.
Senate Republicans 'trying to get' copy of Iran deal
Trump is currently at the G7 summit. Speaking to reporters on the same day, he suggested he would send a copy of the document to Congress.
Trump criticizes Israel's methods in Lebanon, suggests Syria handle Hezbollah
Israel and Hezbollah have been engaged in fierce fighting in southern Lebanon and a ceasefire there has become a sticking point in the larger Iran deal.
With sales dropping, Pizza Hut restaurant chain to be sold in $2.7 billion deal
The chain has long struggled to be viable among growing competition from delivery options. While Yum Brands' global sales grew 5% last year, Pizza Hut's sales dropped 2%.
HSI probe leads to conviction in $100M money laundering scheme
Geoffrey Auyeung received a five-year prison sentence and a further 3 years of supervised release.
European Parliament approves trade deal with the U.S. after Trump threatens higher tariffs
Frustrated with delays in passing the year-old agreement, Trump threatened much higher tariffs on European goods if it wasn't passed by July 4.
Trump floats reading Iran deal on air 'word-by-word'
Trump has repeatedly complained of media coverage of reported agreements with Iran.
Downed Apache helicopter aided ship oil transfers, same tactic Iran used to skirt sanctions: report
The shuttling operations are carried out at the edge of the strait and involve secretly transferring oil to awaiting tankers. Convoys are guided to the tankers using helicopters and drones.
GOP Sen Tillis, who's been a roadblock to Trump agenda, signals OK with Blanche as attorney general
Sen. Thom Tillis, who serves on the Judiciary Committee, said he's "generally satisfied" with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's paperwork and plans to meet with the nominee next week.
Green algae reappears in the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
The Interior Department said that the algae at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was killed by the "advanced nanobubbler technology" that was installed during the renovation, and it is being vacuumed up. Algae has been a problem ever since the pool was constructed in the 1920s.
