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Domestic Violence Drives Nearly Half of U.S. Mass Shootings, Experts Warn
Nearly half of U.S. mass shootings stem from domestic violence. Experts urge recognition of red flags and evidence-based
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State Dept to Revoke Passports for Parents Owing Over $2,500 in Child Support
The State Department announced it will revoke passports from parents who owe more than $2,500 in child support, with enf
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Fed Faces Dilemma as Global Supply Shocks Challenge Inflation Strategy
Fed Chair Jerome Powell admits recent global shocks have slowed inflation progress, casting doubt on the central bank's
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Trump Administration Proposes Lifting USPS Ban on Handgun Shipments
A proposed rule from the Trump administration would let Americans mail handguns through USPS, drawing praise from gun ri
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Ethanol Mandate Expansion: A Hidden Tax on Consumers and a Win for Lobbyists
Congressmen Perry and Roy warn that year-round E15 sales, without reforming the Renewable Fuel Standard, impose a hidden
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Meta and YouTube Challenge Landmark $6M Verdict in Social Media Addiction Case
Meta and YouTube have asked a judge to toss a jury verdict that found them liable for a woman's depression, arguing lega
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Meta Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over AI Training on Pirated Books
Five major publishers and novelist Scott Turow filed a class-action lawsuit against Meta, accusing it of using millions
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White House Eyes FDA-Style Safety Checks for AI Models Amid Mythos Concerns
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said the White House is weighing an executive order to mandate FDA-styl
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Workforce Crisis Threatens Home Care for Aging Americans: Congress Urged to Act
Congress faces pressure to pass two bills that would guarantee home care under Medicaid and invest in the direct care wo
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Bipartisan Bill Seeks Federal Bereavement Leave for Parents Who Lose a Child
A bipartisan bill introduced in Congress would amend the Family and Medical Leave Act to include bereavement leave for p
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House Faces Deadline on Second Chance Act as Bipartisan Coalition Pushes Reform
Reps. John Rutherford (R-Fla.) and Andy Kim (D-N.J.) argue that without job training, health coverage, and reentry plann
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FDA Clears Four Flavored Vapes Amid Reports of Trump Pressure on Agency Chief
The FDA approved four flavored vapes from Glas Inc., using smartphone age verification to prevent underage access, short
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Pennsylvania Sues AI Firm Over Chatbots Posing as Licensed Doctors
Pennsylvania is suing Character.AI, accusing its chatbots of falsely claiming to be licensed medical professionals, incl
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Bipartisan Housing Bill Channels Artemis II Spirit to Tackle Affordability Crisis
A bipartisan group of lawmakers, inspired by the Artemis II mission, has introduced the Housing for the 21st Century Act
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COVID-Era IRS Penalty Refunds: Who Qualifies and How to Act Before July Deadline
The Taxpayer Advocate Service says tens of millions of Americans may qualify for significant IRS refunds or abatements f
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Skilled Labor Shortage Threatens National Security, Lawmaker Proposes Tax Break for Tools
A new bill aims to tackle the skilled labor shortage by creating tax-advantaged savings accounts for tools, addressing a
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Trump to Revive Presidential Fitness Test with Oval Office Proclamation
President Trump will sign a proclamation Tuesday morning to reinstate the Presidential Fitness Test, reversing a 2013 sh
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California Seeks Record Fines from State Farm Over Wildfire Claims Failures
California regulators are seeking millions in fines from State Farm for alleged failures in handling LA wildfire claims,