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Linda Yaccarino Steps Down as CEO of X
Yaccarino joined at a time when X was undergoing a massive overhaul with the Musk team.
Education Department Investigating New York School District Ban on Native American Mascot
The state’s ‘patronizing attitude’ toward the Native American community should end, said Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
10 Charged With Attempted Murder After Shooting of Police Officer at Texas ICE Facility
‘This was an ambush on federal and local law enforcement officers,’ Acting U.S. Attorney Nancy E. Larson said.
NIH to Impose Cap on Fees Paid to Journals to Publish Research
Some publishers charge as much as $13,000 per article, agency officials said.
California Mulls Law to Allow Multi-Story Apartments Next to Homes Near Bus Stops
Opponents say the bill would radically change single-family neighborhoods.
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Trump Says Tariffs on Pharmaceutical Imports Could Increase to 200 Percent
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that details on pharmaceutical tariffs will be unveiled by the end of the month.
Residents Pull Together in Flood-Ravaged Central Texas
Officials said on July 8 that in Kerr County alone, the deadly flood has claimed 87 lives, including 56 adults and 30 children.
Small-Business Optimism Remains Steady, Though Owners Finding It Hard to Hire Workers
The OBBB will “create one million jobs on main street. It’s going to create $750 billion in economic activity,” said the SBA administrator.
Doctor Groups Sue RFK Jr. Over Altered COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations
The removal of recommendations for pregnant women and healthy children violate federal law, according to the lawsuit.
Texas AG Issues Warning on Scammers Targeting Flood Victims
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton warned that scammers will ‘face the full force of the law.’
What We Know About Victims of Texas Floods
More than 100 people have been confirmed dead in the floods. Here’s what we know about some of the victims.
Schumer Calls for Investigation Into Weather Service Staffing After Deadly Texas Floods
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) asked whether unfilled National Weather Service roles delayed flood warnings that might have saved lives.
National Weather Service Fully Staffed During Deadly Texas Flooding: White House
The weather service issued both a flash flood watch and a flash flood warning before the incident.
White House Asks Americans to Pray After Deadly Texas Flooding
The White House’s Faith Office issued a statement on Monday morning calling for prayers.
Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
Death Toll From Texas Floods Rises to 82, Including 28 Children; Trump Plans Visit
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott warned of another round of intense rain that could lead to flash flooding.