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US Revokes Visas for Brazilian Judge, His Allies Over Bolsonaro Prosecution
The former Brazilian leader is now barred from using social media or communicating with foreign diplomats.
Rep. Bob Onder Brings Unusual Mix of Skills to Congress
The freshman representative says lessons from both his professional training and a high-flying hobby help him serve Missourians in Washington.
At ‘The World’s Largest Rodeo,’ Teens Ride for Scholarships, Careers, Cowboy Culture
More than 1,700 cowboys and cowgirls from six nations turn out for High School National Rodeo Finals, which has doubled in size in two decades.
Arkansas Can Enforce Critical Race Theory Ban in Classrooms, Appeals Court Rules
The decision ensures that school curriculum will be set by democratically elected officials, said Arkansas attorney general.
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African Countries Desperate to Avoid Trump’s Latest Tariff Deadline
Nations in Africa are confident that deals can be reached with the U.S. government to avoid higher tariffs on Aug. 1.
Duplicate Medicaid Enrollees Cost Taxpayers $14 Billion a Year: Report
Millions of people are enrolled in Medicaid in more than one state. The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services is cleaning up the rolls.
Facebook Deletes 10 Million Accounts, Says Account Purge Will Continue
The Meta Platforms-owned social media company warned accounts that post spammy or ‘fake engagement’ content.
Trump Issues Regulatory Relief for Coal, Chemical Manufacturing, Steel Industry
Biden-era rules enforced stringent emission standards, which the Trump administration says are detrimental to national security.
CBS Is Canceling ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ in 2026
The cancellation ‘is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night,’ Paramount and CBS executives said in a statement.
Why We Teach Our First Graders Shakespeare: Michael Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald is the principal of a private elementary school in New York focused on classics, immersion in nature, and nurturing strong moral character.
Newsom Talks Guns, Party Future, and Criticizes Biden Border Policies in Four-Hour Podcast Appearance
The California governor accepts a gift handgun, defends his record, concedes some COVID mistakes, and said his South-Carolina trip was not a 2028 soft launch.
Trump Admin Places Sanctions on Leader of Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua
New sanctions announced Thursday target Tren de Aragua’s leader, Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, and five others.
Trump Says US Very Close to Trade Agreement With India, EU Deal Possible
The president said it was ’too soon' to comment on the progress of agreeing on a trade deal with Canada.
Senate Approves Trump’s $9 Billion Spending Cut Package
The measure passed in a 51–48 vote, with two Republicans crossing the aisle.
State Department Calls on CCP to End Campaign to Eradicate Falun Gong
Persecution of faith group marks 26 years as Chinese regime expands transnational repression in the United States.
Florida AG Threatens Lawsuit Against US Masters Swimming Over Male Participation in Female Events
Permitting such participation amounts to sex-based discrimination and is unacceptable under Florida law, he said.
Bahrain’s Crown Prince Visits White House for Bilateral Discussions
Officials announced a series of investments and opportunities for increased cooperation between the two nations.
