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US Manufacturing Output, Hiring Rise to Multi-Month Highs
Factory output climbs for the first time since February as firms boost hiring, but inflation pressures intensify as businesses stockpile ahead of tariffs.
Trump at NATO Summit to Push ‘Historic’ 5 Percent Spending Goal Amid Global Conflicts
The Hague summit seeks to finalize a 5 percent defense spending target, yet allies disagree over timelines.
Major Health Insurers Commit to Faster, Simpler Prior Authorization Process
The pledge aims to cut red tape and speed up care approvals for millions of patients.
Iran Fires Missiles at US Base in Qatar
No casualties were reported at the Al Udeid U.S. military base in Qatar. Qatar intercepted the missile barrage.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Virginia’s Request to Dismiss Felon Voting Case
The new ruling allows a lawsuit brought by disenfranchised felons seeking restoration of their voting rights to proceed in the lower courts.
White House Warns Iran, Says Closing Hormuz Strait ‘Would Be Foolish’
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council is deliberating whether to block the chokepoint for Middle East oil and gas exports.
Senate Parliamentarian Nixes Immigration Enforcement, Other Items in GOP Megabill
The ‘Byrd Rule’ states that reconciliation bills must relate to the federal budget, government revenue, and the national debt.
What Is the SALT Deduction, and How Does It Benefit You?
The SALT deduction is a tax deduction to relieve Americans from high local taxes.
Uncertainty Plagues World Markets After US Strike on Iran
Gold prices are expected to jump from the current $3,378 per oz. to $3,900 over 12 months amid global tensions, said an expert.
US Open to Regime Change in Iran, White House Suggests
The United States launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend.
Largest US Power Grid Issues Emergency Energy Alerts
The alerts follow a report released last month that predicted that parts of the country would face difficulties meeting electricity demand during the summer.
Activists Hopeful as CDC Advisers Vote on Thimerosal Removal
Federal vaccine advisers are slated to vote on influenza vaccines and thimerosal.
Judge Orders Kilmar Abrego Garcia Be Released Before Trial, But ICE Detention Still Possible
Abrego Garcia has been indicted on charges of smuggling illegal immigrants into the United States.
Pakistan Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
The nomination, made on Saturday, said U.S. President Donald Trump had ‘demonstrated great strategic foresight and stellar statesmanship.’
LA County Sheriff’s Department Apologizes for Condolence Message After US Bombs Iran
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said it has initiated an internal review to determine how the post was created.
3 US States Register High Share of ‘Seriously Underwater' Mortgages: Report
Properties deemed to be underwater face a high risk of foreclosure.
Commercial Ports, Truckers Feeling Pinch From Fewer Shipping Containers
Officials at California’s two busiest ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach remain optimistic with ongoing tariff talks between the U.S. and China.
State Department Issues Worldwide Caution for US Citizens After US Strikes on Iran
U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents around the world have been advised to exercise ‘increased caution.’
