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Maine Senators Call for Independent Probe After ICE Killing of Colombian Man
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Healthcare
HHS Watchdog Reports $5.56B in Fraud Recoveries, but Exclusions Drop
The HHS Office of Inspector General reported $5.56 billion in expected recoveries and savings, but exclusions and criminal referrals fell, raising questions about the administration's fraud-fighting efforts.
Politics
Mississippi Man Arrested at U.S. Capitol with Handgun in Lap
A Mississippi man was arrested at the U.S. Capitol's North Barricade after police spotted a handgun in his lap. He faces a carrying without a license charge.
Politics
Graham's Death Triggers Scramble for South Carolina Senate Seat
Sen. Lindsey Graham's unexpected death has thrown South Carolina politics into chaos, with a special GOP primary in August and a November general election now up for grabs.
Defense
Colorado Wildfire Helicopter Crash Kills Pilot Nicholas Dale
Pilot Nicholas Dale, 56, died Sunday when his K-MAX helicopter crashed into Silver Jack Reservoir during wildfire suppression in Colorado. The NTSB and FAA are investigating.
Politics
McMaster Appoints Graham's Sister to Fill Senate Seat After Senator's Death
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham Nordone to fill the remainder of her late brother Sen. Lindsey Graham's term, with Trump endorsing the decision.
Politics
Medical Examiner Reveals Aortic Dissection Killed Sen. Lindsey Graham
Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death at 71 was caused by aortic dissection, a rare but frequently fatal medical emergency, according to D.C.'s chief medical examiner.
Politics
Thune Breaks Down on Senate Floor Remembering Graham After His Sudden Death
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) fought back tears on Monday as he remembered his late friend, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who died Saturday from an aortic dissection.
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Maine ICE Shooting Prompts Collins to Demand Federal Probe
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) is urging a full probe into a fatal ICE shooting in Biddeford, the second such incident in a week, as tensions over immigration enforcement mount.
Politics
House Set to Vote on Permanent Daylight Saving Time as Trump Endorses GOP Win
The House could vote this week on making daylight saving time permanent, advancing a long-sought change. President Trump endorsed the bill as a political win.
Trump-Backed Darline Graham Nordone Poised to Succeed Late Brother in Senate
Darline Graham Nordone, 64, is the leading candidate to temporarily fill her late brother Lindsey Graham's Senate seat.
Lindsey Graham's Sister Reacts to Trump's Push for Her Senate Seat
Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, expressed devastation after President Trump recommended
McConnell Breaks Silence on Health, But Critics Demand Video Proof
Sen. Mitch McConnell finally explained his hospitalization, but skeptics—including MAGA allies—want more than a photo an
Sen. Lindsey Graham Dies at 71, Shaking Senate and Sparking Succession Fight
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, a leading neoconservative voice and close Trump ally, has died at 71 after a brief illne
Folarin Balogun's Citizenship Debate and Lorenzo Salgado's Death Expose Immigration System Failures
The contrasting fates of soccer star Folarin Balogun and immigrant Lorenzo Salgado underscore the broken U.S. immigratio
14 States Sue Education Department Over School Mental Health Grant Cuts
Fourteen state attorneys general sued the Education Department on Friday to block termination of mental health grants fo
Senate Panel Eyes Benefit Cliffs: Upward Mobility Act Puts States in Driver's Seat
A Senate hearing spotlighted how benefit cliffs penalize low-income workers for earning more. The Upward Mobility Act wo
Automatic Enrollment for Foster Kids Shows Path to Universal Trump Accounts
The new Fostering the Future initiative automatically enrolls foster children in Trump Accounts, highlighting a model fo
Trump Administration Eliminates Key Habitat Protection for Endangered Species
The Trump administration repealed a key Endangered Species Act protection that defined habitat modification as 'harm,' s
Bipartisan REPAIR Act Aims to Slash Car Repair Costs by Opening Up Manufacturer Data
The REPAIR Act would require automakers to give independent dealers and repair shops access to the same diagnostic tools
Supreme Court Blocks State Juries from Rewriting Federal Pesticide Labels
The Supreme Court ruled that state juries cannot mandate cancer warnings on glyphosate, preserving the EPA's authority o
Proposed BOP Budget Cuts Threaten Crime Reduction Gains
A proposed budget cut to the Bureau of Prisons threatens to reverse recent declines in violent crime and recidivism, as
Wedding Industry Bubble Nears Burst as Couples Reject Soaring Costs
The traditional wedding has become a luxury purchase pricing out average couples, with Gen Z rejecting the aisle. Indust
USPS Forever Stamps Hit 82 Cents Sunday as Eighth Hike Since 2021 Takes Effect
Forever stamps climb to 82 cents on Sunday, the eighth increase since 2021. Postcards and international mail also rise,
U.S. Minted 440,000 New Millionaires in 2025, UBS Report Shows
Over 440,000 Americans joined the millionaire club in 2025, driven by stock gains, but median wealth dropped 20% since 2
Fed Chair Warsh Plays Down Inflation Threat, Sidesteps Rate Cut Clues
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh downplayed inflation fears Wednesday, citing falling energy prices, and refused to sig
July Brings Third 'Bonus' Paycheck for Some Workers This Year
July marks the third triple-payday month of 2025 for some workers. Those paid weekly or bi-weekly should check their las
Deadline Nears: How Bank of America Customers Can Claim Part of $2.25M ATM Fee Settlement
Bank of America customers who checked balances at 7-Eleven ATMs between 2018 and 2021 may claim part of a $2.25 million
Why US Allies Are Not Retaliating Against Trump's Tariffs
The EU and other U.S. trading partners are not retaliating against Trump's tariffs, instead preserving multilateral trad
Putin's Ukraine Quagmire Echoes Khrushchev's Cuban Missile Crisis
Harlan Ullman draws parallels between Putin's Ukraine war and Khrushchev's Cuban missile crisis, warning that a desperat
Super El Niño Strengthens, Threatens to Disrupt Global Weather Patterns
New forecasts show a 97% probability the super El Niño will persist into 2027, with an 81% chance it becomes 'very stron
Report: Russian Spies Exploit Japan's Tech Sector for Ukraine War
A New York Times report reveals Russian spies are using Japan as a base to acquire technology for the Ukraine war, explo
Waltz: Cuba's Regime Poses Direct Threat to US National Security
UN Ambassador Mike Waltz labeled Cuba's government a national security threat, alleging Chinese and Russian intelligence
China's LineShine Supercomputer Shows Limits of US Export Controls
China's LineShine supercomputer, the world's fastest, sidesteps US export controls by using standard CPUs instead of GPU