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What to Know About the ICE Operation at California Cannabis Farms
The immigration operation at two cannabis farms led to the detention of 361 Illegal Immigrants, and 14 unaccompanied minors being found.
New York Man Charged With Stealing Half a Million Dollars Worth of Gold Bars
The man is believed to be a member of an ‘international criminal organization’ that orchestrates fraudulent schemes such as gold bar scams.
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Constitutionality of Gun Bans for Drug Users
The court majority says history supports disarming drug users while a dissenting judge said the ruling sets a low bar and flouts common sense.
Most California Voters Say Special Interests Have Too Much Influence on Policy: Poll
The majority of California voters also view American democracy as under attack and don’t trust tech leaders.
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Drone and Polysilicon Imports the Target of New National Security Probes
U.S. Commerce Department probes focus on foreign supply chains, pricing and production risks.
Arkansas Prison Employees Fired After ‘Devil in the Ozarks’ Escape
One of the fired employees had allowed Hardin onto an outside kitchen dock unsupervised, and the other employee worked in a tower and had opened the gate Hardin
On ‘Butler Miracle Anniversary,’ Groups Mark Trump’s Survival and Hero’s Tragic Death
A rainbow spread across a darkened sky, which witnesses interpreted as a sign of hope a year after a gunman opened fire at a rally for President Donald Trump.
Fed Responds to Criticism Over $2.5 Billion Renovation
The rehab of the Eccles building is ‘the most expensive project in D.C. history,’ according to the director of the National Economic Council.
9 Die in Assisted-Living Facility Fire in Massachusetts
The residents were trapped inside the facility when firefighters arrived at the scene on July 13.
Federal Judge Upholds Order Directing US Government Not to Cut Off Planned Parenthood Funding
The court maintained the order blocking the defunding of the group until July 21 and scheduled a hearing in the case for July 18.
‘Cascade of Preventable Failures’ Contributed to Trump Assassination Attempt: Senate Report
‘Despite those failures, no one has been fired. And we only know what little discipline was handed out because I issued a subpoena,’ the committee chair said.
EU Won’t Retaliate to Trump’s 30 Percent Tariff, Countermeasures on Hold Until August
U.S. President Donald Trump on July 12 said he will impose a 30 percent tariff on all EU imports into the United States.
State Department Confirms American Citizen Killed in West Bank
Israeli police said they are investigating a violent confrontation between Palestinians and Israeli citizens.
Democratic Candidates Vie to Fill Seat in Deep-Blue Arizona District—What to Know
Three progressives lead the race to fill late Rep. Raúl Grijalva’s seat. His daughter, the front runner, is losing ground to a 25-year-old abortion activist.
10 Non-Tax Policies in Trump’s Megabill That Will Affect Americans
The mammoth legislation reforms entitlements and boosts funding for border security and air traffic control.
DOJ Shuts Down Investigation on T-Mobile-UScellular Merger
The decision came two days after T-Mobile said it was ceasing all DEI practices at the company.
Americans Drive More Than Ever—and They’re Paying for It
The average total cost of owning and operating an automobile is more than $12,000.
