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By limiting the ability of judges to issue universal blocks, the court’s ruling is expected to affect other cases contesting Trump administration policies.
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A few pantry staples, plants, and clever tricks will prevent ants, roaches, flies, spiders, and the dreaded bane of summer—mosquitoes—from taking over.
‘Always … Patsy Cline’: A Nostalgic Journey Into Jukebox History
This retro take on the career and life of singer Patsy Cline is an entertaining two-woman show.
Gifford Pinchot: America’s First Forester
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young man who, spurred by his father’s question, opens a new field in American conservatism.
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Key Takeaways From Supreme Court Ruling on Texas Law Aimed at Blocking Minors From Porn Sites
The court voted 6-3 to uphold a law that fines websites if they fail to verify the age of users.
Senate Rejects War Powers Resolution That Sought to Limit Trump’s Authority Over Iran Strikes
Sen. Tim Kaine’s resolution failed in a 47–53 vote.
Western Battery Technology Aims to Leapfrog China’s Mineral Dominance
Battery startups aim to bypass China with homegrown materials, but one analyst says the West should back rising lithium-ion producers like Hungary or Korea.
Trump Says US Ending All Trade Talks With Canada
The move was made in response to Canada’s digital services tax, Trump said.
Trump Says He Would Bomb Iran Again If It Enriched Uranium
Trump also said he was not worried about whether Iran had a secret nuclear program.
Texas Company Unveils Plans to Build World’s Largest Data Center Complex
Fermi America says its Amarillo development will be powered by the nation’s ‘biggest’ integrated nuclear, natural gas, solar ‘HyperGrid.’
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Tie the Knot in Venice Ceremony
The bride and groom exchange vows in front of some 200 guests at Teatro Verde, wearing Dolce & Gabbana for the black-tie ceremony.
Supreme Court Hands Win to Parents in Dispute Over Pro-LGBT Books—What to Know
The court allowed parents to opt their children out of lessons using LGBT-themed books.
Senate Hearing Highlights Alleged CCP Links in Funding Climate-Related Lawsuits
Sen. Ted Cruz says the CCP has funneled $12 million to U.S. climate groups since 2020 via a San Francisco nonprofit.
Czech Says Chinese Diplomats, Agents Tailed and Planned to Intimidate Taiwan’s Vice President
According to Czech Military Intelligence, Chinese secret service agents planned a ‘demonstrative kinetic action’ against Hsiao.
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Unraveling the CCP’s Playbook for Transnational Repression in America
The Chinese regime is engaged in a long-term campaign to target the spiritual group Falun Gong in the United States.
Big US Banks Pass Fed Stress Test, Clearing Path for Shareholder Payouts
Results show major U.S. banks could withstand a severe recession, surging joblessness, and a sharp selloff in equities, while keeping strong capital cushions.
Carney’s Office Says Engagement With US to Continue After Trump Ends Trade Talks
Carney and Trump had most recently met in person on June 16 during the G7 summit in Alberta, where they agreed to reach a deal on trade within 30 days.
As Peace Looms in Congo, Expert Says US Delivers ‘Heavy Blow to China’
The U.S.-brokered agreement could mean American access to valuable minerals, freezing China out of a region it prizes.
Federal Judge Refuses to Block DOGE Access to Sensitive Government Data
The court declined urgent relief, noting lack of imminent harm but acknowledging data privacy concerns.
University of Virginia President Resigns Over DOJ Pressure to Scrap DEI
The university has yet to issue a statement confirming Ryan’s resignation.
More Than 2,700 Tren de Aragua Members Arrested Within the US This Year, Attorney General Says
The Trump administration has designated the Venezuelan gang as a foreign terrorist organization.
1.8 Million Student Loan Borrowers Face Wage Garnishment, No Tax Refunds, Lower Credit Score
Defaulting borrowers could see up to 15 percent of their monthly wages get withheld by their employer.
Day in Photos: Liberian President’s Funeral, Plane Crash in Chartres, and Nigerian Teachers’ Strike
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Homeland Security Ends Temporary Protected Status for 500,000 Haitians
The agency advised Haitians under the program to self-deport.
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