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Mexico Seizes $40M in Motorcycles Tied to FBI Fugitive
Mexican authorities have seized an estimated 40 million worth of high-end motorcycles believed to belong to Ryan James Wedding a Canadian national and former Olympic athlete now listed among the FBIs Ten Most Wanted Fugitives U.S. officials said.
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Fed Officials Showed Deep Divisions at Dec. Meeting
The U.S. Federal Reserve agreed to cut interest rates at its December meeting only after a deeply nuanced debate about the risks facing the U.S. economy right now according to minutes of the latest two-day session.
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JFK's Granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg Dies at 35
Environmental journalist Tatiana Schlossberg the granddaughter of the late President John F. Kennedy has died. She was 35.
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Covenant Shooter Allegedly Used Pell Grant Funds for Guns
New FBI records released this week on the Covenant School shooting in Nashville nearly two years ago reveal writings by Audrey Elizabeth Hale detailing her motives planning and finances.
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Report: US, Israel Give Hamas 2 Months to Disarm
Israel and the United States have agreed to give Hamas terrorists a two-month deadline to disarm Israel Hayom reported Tuesday.
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Treasury Targets Iran-Venezuela Drone, Missile Networks
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced sweeping new sanctions Tuesday aimed at dismantling a growing Iran-Venezuela weapons pipeline tied to combat drones missile components and advanced military technology.
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LA Tightens Rent Controls for First Time in 40 Years
Los Angeles will implement new rent-control limits in February capping annual increases at 1% to 4% for most multifamily apartments The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers Start Bipartisan Effort to Select New GAO Head
Bipartisan congressional leaders are set to recommend candidates to President Donald Trump to replace Gene Dodaro the comptroller general of the Government Accountability Office GAO for the first time in nearly 20 years Politico reported Tuesday.
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Disney to Pay $10M to Settle Children's Privacy Case
The Walt Disney Company has agreed to pay a 10 million civil penalty as part of a settlement to resolve allegations it violated childrens privacy laws the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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Join 'Newsmax New Year's Eve With Shaun Kraisman 2026'
You can ring in the New Year with by watching Newsmax Wednesday night for our special coverage from Mar-a-Lago New York Hollywood and around the world
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FBI Flags $330M of Bitcoin ATM Scams in 2025
The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned about the growing threat of bitcoin ATM scams saying the schemes have already cost Americans hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Seeks Release, Cites Autism
The man accused of planting pipe bombs in Washington D.C. before the Jan. 6 2021 Capitol breach asked a judge to grant a conditional release from jail with his lawyer citing his autism diagnosis.
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DHS Touts 'Massive' Crackdown on Minnesota Fraud
The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday highlighted Day 2 of a "massive operation" in Minnesota as federal agents intensified efforts to crack down on widespread Somali-initiated fraud targeting state and federal programs.
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Speaker Johnson Cheers $50B Rural Health Plan
House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday praised the Trump administration and congressional Republicans for launching what he called the largest rural health investment in a generation.
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State Dept Urges Govts to 'Protect Their Borders'
The State Department took to social media Tuesday to urge governments in the Western Hemisphere to "protect their borders" and "defend their citizens" against the effects of mass migration.
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Iran Official: Israel Dragged US Into Conflict
Irans foreign minister accused Israel of authoring "fiction" about Tehrans nuclear capabilities to gain U.S. military assistance in June and cited anti-Israel sentiment in America as a reason President Donald Trump should pursue "peace by diplomacy."
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Gov. Abbott Appointee Killed Near Texas' Southern Border
A prominent local businessman appointed to the Texas Facilities Commission by Gov. Greg Abbottwas shot dead in the city of McAllen in the Rio Grande Valleyaccording to law enforcement as reported byThe Independent.
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Minn. DHS Child Care Records Site Crashes After Viral Fraud Video
Minnesota Department of Human Services officials confirmed Tuesday that a public website used to check licensing and inspection records for child care centers was offline following what the agency described as an unprecedented surge in traffic...
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Hourly Minimum Wage to Rise to $17 in NYC
New Yorkers will ring in the New Year with another bump in the minimum wage as hourly pay rises to 17 across New York City Westchester and Long Island on Jan. 1 while the rest of the state will see the minimum climb to 16 an hour.
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Rep. Emmer on Somalis Committing Fraud: 'Send Them Home'
Rep. Tom Emmer R-Minn. has called for the deportation of Somali immigrants in Minnesota who "engaged in fraud" and for stripping citizenship from naturalized Somali Americans who he said obtained citizenship through deception...
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Judge Blocks End of South Sudanese Protected Status
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked plans by the Trump administration to end temporary protections from deportation that had been granted to hundreds of South Sudanese nationals living in the United States. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Boston granted an emergency ...
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Turkey Nabs 357 Islamic State Suspects After Fatal Clash
Turkish police detained 357 suspects in a nationwide operation against the Islamic State group on Tuesday the interior minister said a day after three police officers and six terrorists were killed in a gunfight in northwest Turkey.
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DHS Recruits Deportation Judges for DOJ
The Department of Homeland Securitys recruitment effort is now focusing on adding deportation judges.In a push aimed at speeding up removals and tightening enforcement DHS is urging Americans to "be the judge" and apply to join the Justice Department as immigration judges...
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Report: CIA Drone Strike Hit Dock Used by Tren de Aragua
The CIA carried out a drone strike earlier this month on a port facility along Venezuelas coast in the first known U.S. attack on a target inside the South American country sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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DOJ Sues UVA Over Tuition Aid for Illegals
The Department of Justice sued the University of Virginia for granting tuition benefits to illegal aliens arguing the policy discriminates against U.S. citizens from other states. Virginia law permits individuals...