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The university said the move is based on ‘an increasing number of actions and policy measures at both the federal and state level.’

The terror group has agreed to a partial hostage release but calls for a permanent truce, aid access, and Israeli military pullout.

The semiconductor industry is a key espionage target for China, according to Ruben Brekelmans.

The cancellations are part of a wider rollback of climate-focused and DEI-related programs enacted under the prior administration.

The Department of Justice stated that four more suspects believed to be in Armenia have not yet been arrested.

The vaccine’s design differs from Spikevax, Moderna’s shot that has been available.

Epoch Times readers strongly support Trump-era tax cuts, work-based benefits, and security funding—but with some concern about the long-term debt impact.

The defense secretary says the United States does not seek conflict with China but will ‘fight and win decisively’ if deterrence fails.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said the state must change its policy or it could face a loss of federal funding and potential civil rights lawsuit.

The men were accused of plotting to kidnap the governor in retaliation for her COVID-19 lockdown policies in 2020.

Officials say the temporary protected status was contrary to the interests of the United States, while advocates say innocent people are being harmed.

More health plans would qualify under new rules, but income thresholds limit who can take advantage.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals says the Trump administration has ‘not identified a federal statute’ granting the authority to conduct mass firings.

At least 45 sickened, 16 hospitalized with recalled cucumbers linked to restaurants, retailers, and cruise ships.