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FBI agents retrieved documents, iPhones, USB drives, and other devices during a search of former White House national security adviser John Bolton’s ...
- In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants–What to Know
By Aaron Gifford
Twenty-three states and the District of Columbia provide in-state tuition and financial aid for illegal immigrants despite a federal prohibition against the ...
- US Still Negotiating Trade Deals Despite Court Ruling on Tariffs: USTR
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The Trump administration is still engaged in negotiations with trading partners despite an appeals court ruling that determined most of the president’s ...
- What We Know So Far About Minnesota School Shooting
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A shooter killed two children and injured 17 others when he opened fire during Mass at a Minneapolis ...
- 5 Things to Know About Trump’s Orders Targeting Cashless Bail
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President Donald Trump wants to end the cashless bail system across the United States as part of his push to lower crime.
To ...
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ARLINGTON, Texas—Despite protesters, hundreds of vehicles filled the parking lot on the first day of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ...
- US Proposes Adding Copper, Potash, 4 Others to Critical Minerals List
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The United States Department of Interior is proposing to add six “mineral commodities” to the list of critical minerals as part of ...
- Trump Says He‘ll Sue Over California Redistricting and US Senate ’Blue Slips’
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President Donald Trump indicated on Aug. 25 that his administration would file lawsuits over California’s redistricting attempt and individual senators’ ability to ...
- FBI Announces 1,000 Arrests Since Federal Government Took Over DC Police
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The FBI announced that more than 1,000 arrests have been made across Washington since the federal government took over law enforcement for ...
- Rangers Clear Thousands of Marijuana Plants, Banned Pesticides From Sequoia National Park
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Law enforcement rangers last week removed over 2,000 marijuana plants and banned pesticides from a site in Sequoia National Park in California, ...
- Trump to Host South Korea’s President Lee at White House for Trade, Defense Talks
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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump will welcome South Korea’s newly elected president, Lee Jae Myung, to the White House on Monday to discuss trade, ...
- Facing Impending Crisis, California Lawmakers Pivot on Fossil Fuels
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LOS ANGELES—California legislators on Aug. 20 considered a plan that would dramatically loosen restrictions on drilling and refining oil in the state, ...
![In the United States, a federal executive order is a directive issued by the president of the United States that manages operations of the federal government. [See below for a discussion of executive orders issued by governors of each state.] The legal or constitutional basis for executive orders has multiple sources.](https://www.usnn.news/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/trump-makes-move.jpg "Trump to sign executive order on policing to 'build trust' in law enforcement | USNN World News")
