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The U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply in April, with imports decreasing by the greatest margin on record as the front-running of goods ahead of tariffs ebbed.

Participants chanted slogans calling for an end to the Chinese Communist Party.

The ‘Quiet Skies’ program identified certain passengers for enhanced security screening at airports, which Kristi Noem alleged was politicized by Democrats.

The case involves blind people claiming bias because they can’t use LabCorp’s self-service kiosks.

The Department of Defense accepted the plane as a gift from Qatari officials in May.

The defense secretary’s vow to ‘fight and win decisively’ signals a harder U.S. line at Asia’s top security forum as PLA flights near Taiwan surge.

Merz sought to find common ground with Trump on several key issues, including the Russia–Ukraine war, trade tensions, and NATO defense spending.

A Guatemalan man was flown back to the United States after a judge earlier ruled his deportation to Mexico violated a court order and due process rights.

Whitney Hermandorfer was the first of five nominees who answered questions during a hearing.

A public war of words erupted over the Trump-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Federal complaint says laundered cryptocurrency funded North Korea’s weapons program and evaded U.S. sanctions.

Falling rents and high costs of buying homes are pushing many people to stick with renting.

The state was among those that granted lower tuition rates to young adults lacking legal immigration status.

The commission has failed to comply with federal law, officials said.

The lawsuit challenges a $13 million cut the state claims would have supported 189 Pennsylvania farms and 14 food banks over three years.

‘There’s no forever for any governance, and I believe that authoritarians will only lead to one end, which is the end of them,’ activist Frances Hui said.

The Tesla CEO left the government last week.

The initiative was projected to hit a deficit of $213 million in 2025, the department said.