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Beijing Weaponized Rare Earths—How the West Is Responding
The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?
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Russian Airstrike Hits China Consulate in Odesa; Ukraine Investigation Reveals Chinese Drone Parts
A CCP official said Beijing cannot accept Russia losing its war against Ukraine as this could allow the United States to turn its full attention to China.
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Vietnam Imposes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Chinese Steel Amid US Pressure Against Transshipping
The decision comes amid growing U.S. pressure to curb transshipment of China-made exports through Southeast Asian neighbors.
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Flash Flooding Emergency Hits Central New Mexico
Flood watch for flash flooding was issued by the National Weather Service several hours before the devastation began.
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Residents Pull Together in Flood-Ravaged Central Texas
Officials said on July 8 that in Kerr County alone, the deadly flood has claimed 87 lives, including 56 adults and 30 children.
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Devastating Effects of Divorce on Kids: Adam Coleman
Adam Coleman is the author of “The Children We Left Behind: How Western Culture Rationalizes Family Separation and Ignores the Pain of Child Neglect.”
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3 More Members of Chinese Criminal Organization Plead Guilty to Laundering Millions in Illicit Drug Proceeds
In April, two Chinese nationals and a California man pleaded guilty to their roles in the same Chinese money laundering organization.
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TSA Allows Passengers to Keep Shoes on at Airport Checkpoints, Noem says
For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.
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Trump, Netanyahu Meet for 2nd Consecutive Day at White House to Discuss Gaza
The meeting comes as a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas nears completion.
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RFK Jr. Accepts Recommendations From Ousted Vaccine Advisers
The health secretary expanded respiratory syncytial virus vaccination access to more adults.
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AT&T Will Pay $177 Million to Settle Data-Breach Lawsuits: 4 Things to Know
AT&T has denied the allegations in the two lawsuits and agreed to the settlement to avoid engaging in protracted litigation.
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Italian Police Arrest Chinese Man Wanted by FBI for Cyber Espionage
The suspect allegedly belongs to a state-sponsored hacker group that targeted U.S. researchers developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Day in Photos: Heavy Rains in India, Wildfire in France, and Harvesting Jasmine Flowers in Egypt
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Small-Business Optimism Remains Steady, Though Owners Finding It Hard to Hire Workers
The OBBB will “create one million jobs on main street. It’s going to create $750 billion in economic activity,” said the SBA administrator.
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Trump Says No Amnesty for Illegal Farmworkers
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said there will be no amnesty for illegal farmworkers and that mass deportations will continue.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Tells EU Beijing Doesn’t Want Russia to Lose to Ukraine, Reports Say
The reports said Wang voiced China’s preference for a prolonged war to keep the United States occupied.
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China Willing to Expand Arms Sales to ‘Friendly Countries,’ Defense Ministry Says
Most of China’s arms sales in the past four years went to Pakistan, according to an analysis.
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Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Layoffs
The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.
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Senate Democrats Propose Bill Requiring Visible IDs, Fewer Masks for Immigration Officers
Sponsors cited public safety and accountability, while the Trump administration said masks protect officers and their families who face increased threats.
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Religion Isn’t a Crime, Shen Yun’s Lawyers Say in Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit
Shen Yun-affiliated schools have the right to educate young artists in an environment of faith and morality, the company’s lawyers say.
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Beijing Weaponized Rare Earths—How the West Is Responding
The United States has resumed its efforts to build its own domestic supply chain of rare earths after decades of struggles. Will it succeed this time?
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Russian Airstrike Hits China Consulate in Odesa; Ukraine Investigation Reveals Chinese Drone Parts
A CCP official said Beijing cannot accept Russia losing its war against Ukraine as this could allow the United States to turn its full attention to China.
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Vietnam Imposes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Chinese Steel Amid US Pressure Against Transshipping
The decision comes amid growing U.S. pressure to curb transshipment of China-made exports through Southeast Asian neighbors.
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Flash Flooding Emergency Hits Central New Mexico
Flood watch for flash flooding was issued by the National Weather Service several hours before the devastation began.
|
Residents Pull Together in Flood-Ravaged Central Texas
Officials said on July 8 that in Kerr County alone, the deadly flood has claimed 87 lives, including 56 adults and 30 children.
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Devastating Effects of Divorce on Kids: Adam Coleman
Adam Coleman is the author of “The Children We Left Behind: How Western Culture Rationalizes Family Separation and Ignores the Pain of Child Neglect.”
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3 More Members of Chinese Criminal Organization Plead Guilty to Laundering Millions in Illicit Drug Proceeds
In April, two Chinese nationals and a California man pleaded guilty to their roles in the same Chinese money laundering organization.
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TSA Allows Passengers to Keep Shoes on at Airport Checkpoints, Noem says
For more than 20 years, U.S. passengers have been mandated to take off their shoes to screen for explosives at TSA checkpoints.
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Trump, Netanyahu Meet for 2nd Consecutive Day at White House to Discuss Gaza
The meeting comes as a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas nears completion.
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RFK Jr. Accepts Recommendations From Ousted Vaccine Advisers
The health secretary expanded respiratory syncytial virus vaccination access to more adults.
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AT&T Will Pay $177 Million to Settle Data-Breach Lawsuits: 4 Things to Know
AT&T has denied the allegations in the two lawsuits and agreed to the settlement to avoid engaging in protracted litigation.
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Italian Police Arrest Chinese Man Wanted by FBI for Cyber Espionage
The suspect allegedly belongs to a state-sponsored hacker group that targeted U.S. researchers developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Day in Photos: Heavy Rains in India, Wildfire in France, and Harvesting Jasmine Flowers in Egypt
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Small-Business Optimism Remains Steady, Though Owners Finding It Hard to Hire Workers
The OBBB will “create one million jobs on main street. It’s going to create $750 billion in economic activity,” said the SBA administrator.
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Trump Says No Amnesty for Illegal Farmworkers
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said there will be no amnesty for illegal farmworkers and that mass deportations will continue.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Tells EU Beijing Doesn’t Want Russia to Lose to Ukraine, Reports Say
The reports said Wang voiced China’s preference for a prolonged war to keep the United States occupied.
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China Willing to Expand Arms Sales to ‘Friendly Countries,’ Defense Ministry Says
Most of China’s arms sales in the past four years went to Pakistan, according to an analysis.
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Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Layoffs
The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.
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Senate Democrats Propose Bill Requiring Visible IDs, Fewer Masks for Immigration Officers
Sponsors cited public safety and accountability, while the Trump administration said masks protect officers and their families who face increased threats.
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Religion Isn’t a Crime, Shen Yun’s Lawyers Say in Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit
Shen Yun-affiliated schools have the right to educate young artists in an environment of faith and morality, the company’s lawyers say.
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