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Bondi Sues Beshear for Giving In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants in Kentucky
The Department of Justice brought an end to Texas providing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants earlier this month.
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National Security Expert: Ukraine, Israel Attacks Show Risk of China-Linked Land Buys
As Gabriel Noronha learned how Ukraine and Israel conducted sneak drone attacks from their enemies' soil in recent weeks, it sparked some mixed emotions.
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US Dancers in Israel Trapped in Conflict Zone
As war flared once again in Israel, an unlikely and uplifting story of resilience and cultural courage has emerged from a group of American families - dancers and musicians of the Celtic Throne II Irish dance production - now stranded in the Holy Land.
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Intel Experts: LinkedIn Profiles Compromise US Intel Community
U.S. government employees and veterans of the Intelligence Community should be barred from having LinkedIn profiles, U.S. intelligence experts say.
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House Probes Planned Parenthood Over Funds for Gender Drugs to Minors
A House subcommittee announced it is investigating Planned Parenthood for potentially misusing federal funds intended for abortions to provide gender-altering drugs and procedures for minors.
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Mossad's Drone Strikes in Iran Expose Alarming US Base Vulnerabilities
Israel's disclosure that 50 Mossad commando teams successfully attacked Iranian military installations using drones and Spike anti-tank missiles should give American military planners a warning.
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US Steel Softens Tariff Impact for Mass. Company; Others Don't Have Flexibility
As tariff battles play out in the economy, courts, and geopolitics, American companies seek ways to minimize the impact.
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Rep. TJ Roberts Vows Kentucky Won't Be Sanctuary State
Kentucky has quietly become a sanctuary state according to one state representative who vowed Friday to do everything in his power to stop it.
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Expert: Oil Could Go to $120 Barrel as Equity Markets Fall
Leading experts say oil prices will continue to rise due to instability in the Middle East in the wake of Israel's war on Iran - with a dramatic escalation in prices if the Straits of Hormuz are closed.
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Germany, Others Considering Reinstating Military Conscription
New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stopped short of echoing Badia's call for mandatory conscription but said the lack of voluntary enlistments is forcing it as a consideration.
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Why Oman Is Acting as 'Switzerland of the Middle East' in US-Iran Nuke Talks
A need for security and regional stability has led Oman to emerge as the main mediator between the U.S. and Iran in search of a nuclear deal.
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Idaho's 'Hetero Awesome Fest' Challenges Pride Month
The Old State Saloon in Eagle, Idaho, is spearheading a provocative cultural pushback to gay Pride with the first-ever Hetero Awesome Fest, set for June 20-21, 2025, at Cecil D. Andrus Park, across from the Idaho State Capitol.
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CBO: Border Surge Hurt More Than Helped State, Local Economies
Illegal immigration in 2023 cost local and state governments billions more than the tax revenue those same people generated, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) announced in a report released last week.
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Trump Administration to Ivy League: Fund Yourself
President Donald Trump's administration has frozen more than $2 billion in federal research funding to Harvard University, accusing the Ivy League school of fostering antisemitism and campus extremism.
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Comedian Adam Carolla Documents LA's Fire Recovery Efforts With Popular Vlogs
As one of the approximately 200,000 Angelenos displaced after wildfires ravaged the city, radio personality Adam Carolla continues to provide up close and personal accounts of the devastation and recovery efforts in his own uniquely outspoken and sardonic way.
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Crypto in 2025: Boom, Bust, or Somewhere In Between?
Over the past decade, cryptocurrency has evolved from a niche fascination among tech enthusiasts to a driving force in global finance and technology.
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McMahon Lays Out Education Budget, Fends Off Dem Attacks
Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon said giving parents educational choices, returning power to states and fiscal responsibility are priorities in the proposed budget she laid out June 4 before House Education and Workforce Committee.
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Heather Fletcher: Viral Video Puts School Board Challenger in the Spotlight
Frederick County, Maryland, may be a commuter hub for nearby Baltimore and Washington, D.C., but culturally, it remains a world apart.
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Study: Credit Scores Better Predictor of Bank Overdrafts Than Race, Income
Opponents of Congress' decision to lift the Biden-era cap on overdraft fees last month claimed doing so would disproportionately hurt low-income, Black and Hispanic households were wrong, according to a new study released by Liberty Street Economics.
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Critics Seize on Musk-Trump Rift to Slam DOGE; A Look at Its Work
Amid reporting on the public feud between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump and their haggling over the "Big, Beautiful Bill," Newsmax looks at the accomplishments claimed by DOGE and how activists on the left sought to undermine it.
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Report: Biden Admin Ignored Thousands of Reports on Unaccompanied Minors
The Biden administration ignored tens of thousands of reports related to unaccompanied alien children, many of which involved human trafficking, smuggling and exploitation, according to a blistering report issued by the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR).
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Trump Pardons Army Officer Booted for COVID Refusals
A former Army officer who was convicted and discharged in 2022 for refusing to follow COVID-19 directives received an unconditional pardon May 28 by President Donald Trump. Former 1st Lt. Mark Bashaw was discharged from the Army following his conviction after he was found...
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25th Amendment Makes Removal of Unfit President Difficult by Design
A century before Joe Biden took office, a U.S. president was so mentally incapacitated that the first lady became de facto commander in chief.
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US in Position of Power to Win Trump Trade War
Multiple economists support President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" - and have just two words for the detractors who argue the tariffs risk a worldwide recession, empower China, and put the U.S. on a collision course: Toughen up. Trump, these supporters note, has moved at...
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Former Mayor Candidate Presses LA for Faster Wildfire Recovery Efforts
More than four months since the wildfires savaged the Los Angeles communities in and around Altadena, Malibu and Pacific Palisades, confusion still exists about the recovery progress and transparency about the efforts.