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Supreme Court to Rule on AR-15 Bans in Major Second Amendment Test
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Thomas Blasts Supreme Court's Birthright Ruling, Warns of Devalued Citizenship
Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from the Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's birthright citizenship order, warning the decision 'devalues' American citizenship and may not endure.
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Venezuela’s Earthquake Nightmare Exposes FEMA’s Dangerous Gaps
The twin earthquakes that ravaged Caracas are a stark warning: the US disaster system is so weakened that it cannot respond to a major quake in Los Angeles or San Francisco.
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Cook's Lawyer: Trump, Pulte Will Fail in Mortgage Fraud Push
Lisa Cook's lawyer Abbe Lowell vowed Monday that Trump and Bill Pulte's efforts to criminally indict the Fed board member on mortgage fraud allegations will fail, after the Supreme Court blocked her ouster.
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Trump's SAVE Act Push: A Solution in Search of a Problem
President Trump warns Republicans will lose future elections without the SAVE Act, despite no evidence of widespread fraud. The bill faces Senate opposition and may not solve the GOP's real problems.
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White House Awards $500M No-Bid Ballroom Contract to Trump-Linked Builder
The White House bypassed competitive bidding to award Clark Construction up to $500M for a new East Wing ballroom, routing the contract through an exempt office. Trump personally negotiated costs.
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Women Skippers and Flippers Could Decide 2026 Midterms, Pollster Warns
Democrats must mobilize 'skipper' women who stayed home in 2024 and 'flipper' women who voted Trump but might switch. Polls show 66% of women disapprove of Trump.
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Fetterman Backs Trump Investment Accounts for Kids Despite Earlier Opposition
Sen. John Fetterman announced he will open Trump accounts for his kids, urging parents to ignore partisan politics and participate in the savings program.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Party Spending Caps in Win for Vance, GOP
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down federal limits on coordinated spending between political parties and their candidates, siding with Vice President Vance in a 6-3 decision that reshapes campaign finance law.
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China Uses Catholic Patriotic Body to Push Ethnic Assimilation Law, Vatican Silent
The Chinese Communist Party is leveraging the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association to promote a controversial ethnic assimilation law, while the Vatican remains silent on the crackdown.
Dave Portnoy Flirts with NYC Mayoral Run, Taking Aim at Mamdani
Dave Portnoy is weighing a mayoral bid against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, saying he feels a duty to step up as
Supreme Court Upholds State Bans on Transgender Girls in School Sports
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that states can bar transgender girls from girls' school sports, upholding bans in Idaho and
Family of Slain Activist Charlie Kirk to Attend Key Hearing in Murder Case
Erika Kirk and the parents of slain activist Charlie Kirk plan to attend the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, acc
Bera: Democratic Socialism Surge Driven by Anti-Trump Unity
Rep. Ami Bera says the rise of democratic socialism in the Democratic Party is fueled by a shared goal to stop Donald Tr
House Panel Probes CIA's Mind-Control Experiments in New Hearing
A House panel convenes Tuesday to examine the CIA's MK-Ultra program, which used universities for behavioral drug testin
Trump Demands Gas Price Cuts Amid Iran Conflict, Warns of 'Big Problems'
President Trump demanded gas companies drop prices immediately, citing falling oil costs and threatening investigations
House Approves Child Online Safety Package Amid Senate Standoff Over Key Provision
The House passed a comprehensive kids online safety package Monday, but the bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate
NYC's No-Bid Contracting Plan: $250M in IT Deals Awarded by Race
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Racial Equity Plan expands no-bid contracting to favor minority-owned businesses, with $363 milli
M&M's Drops Artificial Dyes This Summer, but Blue and Brown Candies Temporarily Cut
M&M's is rolling out a dye-free version this summer, but iconic blue and brown candies won't be available until 2028 due
Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling That Shields Twitter in Child Abuse Case
The Supreme Court declined to review a case that gave Twitter immunity for distributing child sexual abuse material, pro
DEA Marijuana Rescheduling: Science or Politics Behind Move?
The DEA's proposal to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule III drug has sparked debate over whether the move is based on s
Deadline Nears for Consumers to Claim Share of $87.5M Beef Price-Fixing Settlement
A deadline looms for consumers to claim part of an $87.5 million settlement with major beef processors accused of price-
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
Limited-Edition July 4th Quarters Enter Circulation as U.S. Mint Marks 250th Anniversary
The U.S. Mint is releasing 250,000 special quarters with a 'July 4th' privy mark to celebrate America's 250th anniversar
Elon Musk's Trillionaire Status: Market Hype vs. Economic Reality
Elon Musk's trillionaire status reflects investor expectations, not realized wealth. The gap between market value and ec
Moody's Zandi: Spending Gap Widens as K-Shaped Economy Deepens
Moody's Mark Zandi reports that high earners now drive nearly 60% of personal outlays, widening the K-shaped economy gap
Alan Greenspan, Architect of Modern Fed, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, the longest-serving Federal Reserve chair of the modern era, died Monday at 100. His wife, Andrea Mitche
Trump's Iran Deal Undermines US Credibility with China, Russia, and North Korea
President Trump's ceasefire deal with Iran, which includes billions in payments, damages US credibility with other adver
State Dept: 3 Americans Dead in Venezuela Quakes, Over a Dozen Missing
The State Department confirmed three American deaths in Venezuela's devastating earthquakes, with roughly a dozen more r
World Cup Tourists Spark TSA Warning Over Ranch Dressing Craze
TSA warns World Cup tourists to pack ranch dressing in checked bags after a surge in carry-on confiscations. The condime
Korean War Ceasefire Lessons Echo in Fragile US-Iran Truce
The US-Iran ceasefire mirrors the Korean War truce, with ongoing strikes and negotiations. Tehran's experienced negotiat
Nippon Steel's US Bet Proves Critics Wrong: $2.5B Investment, Union Bonuses Paid
One year after Nippon Steel acquired U.S. Steel, the deal is paying off: workers received $5,000 bonuses, $2.5 billion i
Kushner, Witkoff Head to Qatar for Iran Talks Amid Gulf Stand-Down
President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and special envoy Steve Witkoff are en route to Qatar for high-level talks wi