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Florida to Start Fining Businesses $5,000 for Violations of Vaccine Passport Ban

by USNN2020September 3, 2021March 2, 2024

Immigration

DHS Quiet on ‘Remain in Mexico’ Restart After Supreme Court Order

by USNN2020September 2, 2021June 15, 2024

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26 Dead as Footage Shows Significant Flooding in New York City and New Jersey

by USNN2020September 2, 2021February 26, 2025

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DHS’s E-Verify Authorizes Thousands of Illegal Immigrants to Work in U.S.

by USNN2020September 2, 2021August 21, 2025

National News

Court Rules Judicial Watch Lawsuit Can Proceed against Colorado Officials to Force Cleanup of State’s Voter Rolls

by USNN2020September 2, 2021November 23, 2023

National News

Study Details Costs of Terror Wars: 20 Years, $8 Trillion, 929,000 Deaths

by USNN2020September 2, 2021June 15, 2024

National News

Student injured in North Carolina high school shooting, suspect on the loose

by USNN2020September 1, 2021July 2, 2024

Healthcare

Two High-Level FDA Vaccine Officials Stepping Down Soon: Spokeswoman

by USNN2020September 1, 2021June 11, 2024

National News

Texas Legislature Sends Election Reform Bill to Governor’s Desk

by USNN2020September 1, 2021July 21, 2023

Economy

Millions of Americans Set to Lose Pandemic Unemployment Benefits Next Week, No Signs of States Extending

by USNN2020September 1, 2021June 11, 2024

Healthcare

Another Lot of Moderna Vaccines Suspended After ‘Black Particles’ Found in Vial

by USNN2020September 1, 2021January 21, 2025

NATIONAL NEWS

DOJ Announces RICO Charges Against 27 Alleged Venezuelan Gang Members

By Joseph Lord The Department of Justice (DOJ) on April 21 announced that 27 alleged members or affiliates of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua ...

Police Investigate Shooting on Subway Platform That Led to Harvard Students Sheltering in Place

By The Associated Press CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Transit police in Boston were investigating a shooting on a subway platform at Harvard University on Sunday that prompted the ...

Hegseth Responds After Report Says He Shared Attack Plans in Second Signal Chat

By Zachary Stieber Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on April 21 responded to a report that he shared plans for an attack in Yemen in a ...

Alito Calls Supreme Court Block of Venezuelan Gang Deportations ‘Legally Questionable’

By Matthew Vadum Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito filed a strongly worded dissent from the court’s order issued early April 19 that temporarily blocked the ...

Trump Floats Revoking Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status—What Is It?

By Aaron Gifford Harvard University and the Trump administration are in an escalating standoff after the institution declined to comply with a list of conditions ...

Pentagon to Wind Back US Troop Footprint in Syria

By Ryan Morgan The Pentagon is preparing to downsize the U.S. military footprint in Syria in the coming weeks, citing recent successes against the ISIS ...

Trump Administration Rescinds Biden-Era Greenhouse Gas Rule for Highways

By Chase Smith The U.S. Department of Transportation has repealed a Biden-era rule requiring states to set targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles ...

Kansas City Man Charged in Tesla Arson Case Involving Molotov Cocktails

By Tom Ozimek A Kansas City man attending college in Boston has been arrested and charged in federal court for allegedly firebombing two Tesla Cybertrucks ...

Trump Admin Releases 10,000 Previously Classified RFK Assassination Files

By Chase Smith More than 10,000 pages of previously classified government records related to the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy were released by ...

2 Dead, Son of Sheriff’s Deputy in Custody After Florida State University Shooting

By T. J. Muscaro and Jacob Burg Two people are dead and seven others, including the shooting suspect, were left injured after an active shooter ...

Trump Expresses Confidence in EU Trade Deal in Meeting With Italy’s Meloni

By Emel Akan and Travis Gillmore WASHINGTON—U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to the White House on April 17, with both ...

Legal Battles, Accusations of Bias as America’s Public Media Faces Uncertain Future

By Brad Jones President Donald Trump’s plans to cut government spending and reduce funding to public media have ruffled feathers in Washington and triggered lawsuits ...