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Pete Hegseth has given the secretaries of the military departments 30 days to certify that they will use merit-based admissions in 2026 and onward.

The rule is facing legal challenges from industry groups, who allege that the FTC overstepped its authority by imposing an overly broad regulation.

Iranian foreign minister said Tehran is willing to discuss trust-building mechanisms to ensure that Iran’s nuclear program remains peaceful.

The CIA maintained that Adirim was not terminated over politics but because of ’multiple complaints’ from CIA staff about her conduct in the workplace.

The United States was the largest importer of aircraft parts in the world in 2023, bringing in $15.3 billion worth of these goods.

The lawmakers deny wrongdoing after Homeland Security accused them of forcing their way past an ICE facility gate and ‘body slamming a female ICE officer.’

Colorado’s statute requires semiautomatic rifles and pistols to have fixed magazines that comply with the state’s ban on so-called large-capacity magazines.

The Mexican government threatened a lawsuit back in February.

The first round of talks went on for more than 10 hours.

While the president suggested exemptions from the 10 percent baseline are possible, he said only countries offering ‘exceptional’ terms may see relief.

The federal government is committed to replacing synthetic food dyes in the nation’s food supply with natural alternatives by the end of 2026.

A U.S postage stamp bearing the portrait of former first lady Barbara Bush.

Respondents named Morro Bay State Park on the Central Coast the best for camping, but for wildflowers, Anza-Borrego in San Diego County was tops.

The new initiative—called ‘Project Homecoming’—pairs self-deportation incentives with ramped-up enforcement.

Ukrainian leadership is prepared to accept an unconditional cease-fire proposed by Washington.

The settlement is related to multiple complaints alleging the company accessed users’ location and biometric data without consent.