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American citizens are now advised to ‘exercise increased caution ... due to terrorism.’
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EU Launches Investigation Into 4 Large Pornography Sites
The sites are being investigated by regulators under the bloc’s Digital Services Act.
Trucking Industry Insiders Back Move to Bring Back English Proficiency Checks
Lax licensing rules are allowing potentially unsafe foreign truckers to legally work America’s highways, industry insiders say.
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US Stocks Rally, Treasury Yields Slip on Trump’s EU Tariff Delay
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China CDC Reveals Dominant COVID-19 Variant
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NPR Sues Trump Over Order Cutting Federal Funding
The order ‘violates due process, the Separation of Powers and the Spending Clause of the Constitution,’ the lawsuit says.
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Southwest Airlines has set its pricing baggage fees for customers flying on certain fares.
Kremlin Still Working on Draft Ukraine Peace Memorandum
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the document would be handed over to Ukraine when it’s finished.
3 More New Orleans Jail Inmates Recaptured, Search Continues for 2 Others
All three will face additional charges related to the jailbreak, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill stated.
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Trump Grants Full Pardon for Former Virginia Sheriff
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