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Trump Vows to ‘Substantially Raise Tariff’ on India Over Russian Oil Imports
New Delhi has not instructed its refiners to stop buying Russian crude despite Washington’s demands.
Trump Praises Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad Amid Backlash
The president drew a sharp contrast between American Eagle’s Sweeney campaign and strategies by Bud Light and Jaguar that he says have backfired badly.
Google to Limit Use of AI Data Center Power During Grid Peaks
Google signed its first demand-response deals to cut AI data center power use during grid surges, partnering with two local utility firms.
Organ Donation Group Sues Over Arkansas Law That Lets Families Stop Transplants
Southern Legacy of Life says the law is unconstitutional.
What to Know About Trump’s Ongoing Federal Funding Dispute With Universities
Schools that reluctantly agreed to terms are waiting out the current administration and may still oppose viewpoint diversity, a national scholar said.
FBI: California Man Allegedly Sent Payments to ISIS Terrorists, Kept Bomb Materials at Home
The Long Beach resident allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS terrorist group, wired funds to fighters, and kept bomb components in his bedroom.
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Home Prices Drop in 14 Major US Metros
There are now more sellers than buyers, with homes taking longer to sell than they did a year back.
Trump to Announce New Fed Governor, Labor Statistics Chief in Next Few Days
President Donald Trump said he has a ‘couple of people in mind’ to replace Fed Governor Adriana Kugler.
FBI Expands Global Operations to Counter CCP With Australia, New Zealand Partnerships
The trip included the opening of a standalone office in Wellington, New Zealand.
Senate Breaks for Summer After Failed Negotiations to Confirm Nominees
Republicans are considering pursuing a Senate rule change in order to speed up the confirmation of presidential nominees.
Beijing Pays Influencers in Africa to Spread Anti-US Messaging
Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.
What to Know About the Fight Over Planned Parenthood Funding
Planned Parenthood’s latest annual report shows that nearly 40 percent of its total revenue comes from government sources.
US Factory Employment Drops to 5-Year Low as Manufacturing Slump Deepens
Two manufacturing activity reports highlight weak factory hiring in July, as soft demand weighed on orders and output.
US, Russia Space Chiefs Hold First Direct Meeting Since 2018, Vow to Continue Cooperation
The meeting came amid American and Russian astronauts teaming up for a mission to the International Space Station.
Fed’s Bowman, Waller Explain Rare Dissents, Call for Rate Cut Amid Signs of Labor Market Cooling
The pair cited weakening growth and risks to the job market, and urged a preemptive move to lower interest rates.
Federal Court Denies Boston Bomber’s Request to Remove Judge Overseeing Death Sentence Appeal
Comments made by the judge on a podcast did not constitute grounds for his removal, the court found.
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.
Top County Officials Were Unavailable as Texas Floods Hit in the Wee Hours: Congressional Hearing
The flooding, which struck early on the morning of the July Fourth holiday, killed at least 136 people.
