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Federal Judge Reverses Biden-Era Rule That Barred Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The judge found that the CFPB exceeded its authority when it tried to ban medical debt from credit reports, striking down the rule before it could take effect.
Protesters Try to Block ICE Vehicle at San Francisco Immigration Court
A video shows that about half a dozen protesters climbed onto the hood of a black van, trying to stop it from moving.
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Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariffs on EU, Mexico
The tariffs aim to correct America’s long-running trade imbalances with the two trading partners, the U.S. president said.
Cal State LA Allows Online Classes During Immigration Operations
The university notified staff and faculty they could switch to online classes, work remotely, and excuse student absences.
Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin to Halt Immigration Operations Without Probable Cause in California
The decision followed a lawsuit filed by illegal immigrant advocacy groups last week.
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Son of Mexican Drug Kingpin ‘El Chapo’ Pleads Guilty to US Drug Charges
Prosecutors alleged that Ovidio Guzman Lopez succeeded his father as one of the leaders of the Sinaloa cartel.
Can US Seize China’s Mineral Throne With Deep-Sea Mining? Here’s What Experts Say
Deep-sea mining could be a $20 trillion industry, but the cost to get there is immense. One analyst said it’s really a power play to be the next ‘Moonshot.’
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.
500 Visitors Evacuated From Grand Canyon Due to Nearby Wildfire
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, 260 miles southwest of Denver, Colorado, is also closed until further notice due to wildfires.
Emergency 911 Systems Go Down Across Pennsylvania, Officials Say
Residents in Pennsylvania are urged to call their local 911 center if there is an emergency, the alert said.
IRS Issues Tax Filing Request to Taxpayers Who Filed for Extensions
Those taxpayers have until Oct. 15 to file their taxes, the IRS said Friday.
No Endorsement for Republicans Who Do Not Back Rescissions Bill, Trump Says
Last month, four Republicans had voted against the bill in the House.
Why AI Service Agents Are Frustrating Customers
Businesses say the use of AI customer service agents is increasing efficiency and decreasing costs, but consumers are growing increasingly frustrated.
Judge Orders Jan. 6 Rally Planner to Pay $2,000 per Day for Defying Subpoena
The court is seeking to force the rally organizer to hand over documents linked to allegations that Trump allies conspired to incite violence.
T-Mobile Scraps DEI Programs to Better Align With Trump Administration Policies
T-Mobile is ending DEI-related policies “not just in name but in substance,” T-Mobile executive Mark Nelson said.
31 Construction Workers Rescued After Los Angeles Tunnel Partially Collapses
The workers have no visible injuries, fire department officials said.
Hamas Agrees to Release 10 Hostages as Part of Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
The terrorist group also said key issues remain unresolved, such as Israeli troops in Gaza.
Nvidia Becomes First Public Company to Reach $4 Trillion Market Value
Fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization.
Senate Could Vote on Russia Sanctions Bill This Month: Thune
The Senate majority leader said a measure sponsored by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) could be ready for floor action ‘as early as this work period.’
