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Universities could risk losing their access to federal funding if they are found to be ‘discriminating against their students,’ the Department of Justice said.
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After a five-month wait, former Rep. Billy Long faces a hearing in the Senate amid scrutiny of his qualifications and the agency’s operations.
Trump Admin Lifts Stop Work Order on New York Offshore Wind Project
About 30 percent of the project has already been completed, according to developer Equinor.
US Attorney Charges NJ Congresswoman With Assault in ICE Facility Incident
DOJ’s Alina Habba said Rep. LaMonica McIver’s conduct ‘cannot be overlooked’ by the chief federal law enforcement authority.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that those who fail to negotiate in good faith will receive a letter notifying them of the tariff they will face.
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Epstein Died of Suicide, FBI Chiefs Say
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China Residents Report New Wave of COVID-19 as Infection Rates Double
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Energy Department Ends Biden-Era LNG Export Pause
The department says increased LNG exports benefit economy, allies, and national security.
DOJ Says It May Drop Boeing Criminal Fraud Case Over 737 Max Crashes
The Justice Department said that a final decision has not yet been made.
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Trump Signs ‘Take It Down Act’ Targeting Deepfake and Revenge Porn
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