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House Democrats Propose Plan to Strengthen Grid After GOP Rollback of Clean Energy Credits
The policy framework aims to speed clean energy development as demand rises from AI, EVs, and onshoring.
RFK Jr. Bans Illegal Immigrants From Government-Funded Programs
‘For too long, the government has diverted hardworking Americans’ tax dollars to incentivize illegal immigration,’ the health secretary said.
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Measles Cases in US Climb to Highest Number in 33 Years: CDC
The number of confirmed cases in 2025 is the highest in one year since 1992.
Education Department to Resume Interest Accrual on 7.7 Million Student Loan Borrowers
A Biden-era student loan payment plan was struck down as illegal by a federal court earlier.
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Elon Musk Unveils Grok Update After Controversial Posts by the AI Chatbot
Grok 4 ’might discover new physics next year,' Elon Musk said during a launch event.
Ex-CIA Director Brennan Says DOJ Hasn’t Contacted Him About an Investigation
A recent CIA memo criticized intelligence leaders for rushing the 2016 Russia report.
Why Musk’s Bid to Create a Viable Third Party Could Be Difficult
Third parties in America are almost as old as the Republic itself—as are the difficulties they face in making an impact on the national stage.
Supreme Court Declines to Reinstate Florida Immigration Law
A lower court ruled the state law conflicts with federal powers.
Appeals Court Overturns Conviction of Man Who Posted Election Memes
Douglass Mackey was previously found guilty of conspiring against the right to vote.
‘American Hero’: Coast Guard Swimmer Praised for Saving 165 From Flood at Camp Mystic
‘The real heroes were the kids on the ground; those guys are heroic,’ Scott Ruskan said.
Lawmakers Renew Security Concerns Over GenScript Biotechnology’s Alleged CCP Ties
GenScript provides research instruments and services to companies and U.S. government entities.
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.
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.
Social Security Administration Expedites Over 3.1 Million Retroactive Payments
‘Significant progress’ has also been made in terms of customer service, said the Social Security Administration.
Veterans Affairs on Track to Cut 30,000 Staff by September, Drops Plan for Mass Layoff
The VA has abandoned earlier plans to cut some 84,000 employees through involuntary layoffs.
US to Send More Defensive Weapons to Ukraine
President Trump directed the Pentagon to send more arms to Ukraine, saying, ‘They have to be able to defend themselves. They’re getting hit very hard now.’
