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Patel: Thousands of Documents Found in FBI Back Room
Some of the documents and information relate to the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane investigation and Special Counsel John Durham’s 2023 probe.
Senate Panel Advances Government Funding Bills for Defense, Health, Education, and Labor
The defense bill would allocate $851.9 billion to various national security initiatives, while the labor, health, and education bill would cost $197 billion.
Foreign Spies Targeting AUKUS Secrets, Warns Australian Spy Chief
Spies are attempting to infiltrate everything from the media to private projects, ASIO boss Mike Burgess warns.
Customs Officers Plead Guilty to Allowing Cartels to Smuggle Drugs Into US
The former Customs and Border Protection officers will be sentenced later this year.
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Senate Panel Approves $1 Billion for Ukraine in Pentagon Spending Bill
The vote comes as Trump shortened a 50‑day window for Russia to reach a peace deal to end the war in Ukraine.
Harvard Says It Will Comply With DHS Request to Hand Over Employment Forms
The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.
California Representatives Seek to Curb Federal Surveillance Drone Powers
Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.
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Trump Secures Trade Wins, but Rare-Earth Standoff With China Persists
Beijing’s dominance over critical mineral supply chains remains a challenge for the Trump administration.
Trump Issues 60-Day Deadline for Drug Makers to Lower Prices
In letters to 17 pharmaceutical companies, the president called for swift action to implement most-favored-nation prescription drug pricing.
White House to Build Ballroom to Host Larger Events
Leavitt noted that the White House, despite its history and beauty, is unable to host large events without erecting a tent on its lawn.
State Department Sanctions Palestinian Authority Officials, PLO Members
A Thursday statement said the move is in the ‘national security interests’ of the United States.
US Reaches Deal With Pakistan on Oil, Tariffs
The Pakistani Embassy in Washington said the deal will result in the reduction of reciprocal tariffs.
Democrats Sound the Alarm on Disengaged Male Voters
Rahm Emanuel joined Gavin Newsom and Tim Walz in warning the party that it is losing a generation of men, urging new outreach before 2026 and 2028 elections.
Euro Area Growth Stalls at 0.1 Percent as US Economy Surges 3 Percent In 2nd Quarter
The eurozone economy stagnated while U.S. GDP rebounded sharply, as tariff tensions, fiscal strains, and geopolitical shocks cloud prospects.
Homeland Security Secretary Says Threat of Major Tsunami Hitting US Has ‘Passed Completely’
The secretary said, ‘We’re in really good shape right now.’
Minnesota Calls In National Guard After St. Paul Cyberattack Leads to Outages
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the attack was deliberate and coordinated.
Senate Confirms Former Trump Lawyer Emil Bove to Appellate Court
The Trump attorney was confirmed in a 50–49 vote including only Republican support. Two Republicans opposed the confirmation.
North Korea Says It Will Never Give up Nuclear Weapons, Says Relations With Trump ‘Not Bad’
Kim Jong Un’s sister released the statement on Tuesday.
Trump to Decide China Tariff Truce Extension After Trade Talks Conclude
Trump has ‘final say’ on all trade deals, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
US Goods Trade Deficit Shrinks in June
The U.S. economy is projected to surge by more than 2 percent in the second quarter.
