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New York sues Trump admin for withholding funds in push to revoke immigrant CDLs
The Transportation Department announced last week that it was withholding the funding until New York revokes the driver's licenses and permits after the state failed a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration audit last year.
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Senate Armed Services chairman claims time for talks with Iran is 'over'
The U.S. and Israel began a military operation against Iran in February, which eliminated some of Iran's top leaders, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iran has retaliated with strikes on U.S. military bases in the region and on Israel.
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White House press secretary gives final briefing before maternity leave
The 28-year-old announced she was pregnant with her second child in December and the baby is due next week.
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Justice Department files antitrust lawsuit to block JetBlue's takeover of Spirit
If the deal goes through, JetBlue would become the fifth-largest domestic airline in the United States.
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Miami mayor: Hispanics are 'trending Republican' for reasons unrelated to immigration
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a possible 2024 GOP presidential candidate, says immigration reform must start with stronger border security.
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2 kidnapped Americans die in Mexico, 2 others alive
One of the surviving citizens is wounded and the other is not.
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Watch Live: Fed Chair Powell delivers semi-annual report to Congress
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to be asked why continued rate hikes have not cooled the U.S. economy as much as expected.
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Jury awards $1.5 million to prosecutor suing Los Angeles District Attorney Gascon for retaliation
The prosecutor's case is the first of 17 retaliation-related lawsuits against Gascon.
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Newsom: California 'done' with Walgreens over pharmacy's decision not sell, distribute abortion bill
As of Tuesday morning, the implications of Newsom's edict remained unclear.
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Pentagon says U.S. will keep military presence in Iraq, 20 years after invasion
About 2,500 U.S. troops are currently stationed in Iraq.
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Fed Chair Powell faces two days of Hill questions on plans to cool economy, avoid recession
The Federal Reserve chairman testifies before Congress twice a year. Powell first goes before the Senate, then to House on Wednesday.
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Musk accuses Jan. 6 committee's Cheney, Kinzinger and Schiff of 'misleading the public'
Musk made the criticism in response to tweet in which three committee members were called "liars."
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SPLC lawyer charged in Atlanta 'Cop City' attack
Jurgens is a staff attorney for the SPLC, a scandal-plagued far left advocacy organization.