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Sheinbaum Says US Military Won’t Operate in Mexico
The Mexican president rejected talk of a U.S. troop deployment in Mexico, amid reports that Trump has authorized military action against cartel organizations.
DHS Remembers Victims of Serious Crimes Committed by Illegal Immigrants
‘Behind every one of these crimes is a victim and their family left to rebuild their lives after unimaginable loss, suffering, and brutality,’ an official said.
Former FBI and CIA Director William H. Webster Dies Aged 101
Tributes have poured in from presidents, intelligence officials, and colleagues for the only man to lead both the FBI and CIA.
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These Drug Prices Won’t Soon Go Down—Here’s Why
Provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act excluded or delayed consideration of several of Medicare’s most expensive drugs from price negotiation.
Trump Admin Wants $1 Billion Settlement With UCLA
UCLA is asked to comply with similar conditions the administration previously set for Ivy League schools.
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Zelenskyy Rules Out Ceding Land to Russia Ahead of Trump-Putin Meeting
President Donald Trump told reporters there could be ‘some swapping of territories to the betterment of both.’
EPA Deregulation: A Boost for Legacy Automakers, a Test for EVs
An expert believes that removing mandates and incentives will drive broader EV adoption in the United States.
Trump Admin Imposes Higher Tariffs on Canadian Lumber
The Commerce Department says the higher tariffs offset unfair subsidies, while Canadian officials say the move will fuel inflation.
Trump Replaces IRS Commissioner Billy Long
Treasury Secretary Bessent will serve as acting commissioner. Long has been nominated for U.S. ambassador to Iceland.
DOJ Informs Judge It Will Ask Supreme Court to Quickly Rule on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
An appeal before the Supreme Court would allow the court to review whether Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship is legal.
Vice President Vance Meets With Indiana Leaders About Congressional Redistricting
Gov. Mike Braun and other Indiana GOP leaders gave little indication of their reaction to the idea of redrawing maps to bolster the Republicans’ House majority.
Battle Lines Are Drawn Over Partisan Redistricting—What to Know
Leaders in both parties call for mid-decade remapping to gain House seats. Experts say it’s legal but unwise: ‘You’re not going to have any purple districts.’
Trump Admin Asks Supreme Court to Cancel Restrictions on Immigration Stops in Southern California
Lower courts restricted how federal agents may carry out enforcement operations.
Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan Joins Democratic Party
Duncan says his shift to the Democratic Party reflects a personal and political change rooted in his belief in ‘loving your neighbor.’
US Tariff Pause With China ‘Likely’ to Be Extended by Another 90 Days: Lutnick
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick expects that tariff income will reach $50 billion per month soon.
China’s Baidu to Deploy Its Self-Driving Taxis Globally Through Deals With Lyft, Uber
Experts warn of the security risks with the overseas deployment of the China-made electric robotaxis.
Foreign Semiconductors to Face Tariff of ‘Approximately 100 Percent’: Trump
The president said manufacturers can avoid the tariffs by building in the United States.
US Appeals Court Unanimously Upholds Texas Law Requiring ID to Cast Mail Ballots
‘The ID number requirement is obviously designed to confirm that each mail-in ballot voter is precisely who he claims he is,’ the judge wrote.
