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Rep Mills not planning to resign, as Speaker Johnson advises him to let the process play out
U.S. Rep. Cory Mills, the embattled congressman from Florida facing an expulsion resolution, remains defiant and separating himself from three other recent resignations.
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As California pursues high-speed rail, more than $500 million of cap-and-trade money could help
Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has supported the continued construction on the state’s high-speed rail project, allocated $1 billion to the High-Speed Rail Authority last year in his 2025-26 budget proposal.
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Rare bipartisanship as Trump, Shapiro, McCormick applaud keeping two Pa. coal plants running
A pair of coal-fired power plants in Pennsylvania will continue operating for a few more years in an announcement that is being celebrated by statewide elected officials from both sides of the aisle.
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Trump admin withholds $6.8 billion in federal funding from state education departments
The email concluded: “The Department remains committed to ensuring taxpayer resources are spent in accordance with the President’s priorities and the Department’s statutory responsibilities.”
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UPenn agrees to accept Trump administration's Title IX demands
UPenn agreed Tuesday to resolve what the Education Dept. deemed to be a violation of Title IX by allowing a transgender woman, Lia Thomas, to participate in women’s swimming. Thomas tied with Riley Gaines in an NCAA championship race.
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American tennis star, Coco Gauff, shockingly eliminated during first round of Wimbledon
Three other WTA top 10 stars were also eliminated in the first round of Wimbledon, including fellow American Jessica Pegula, who is ranked number three
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Mayor Bass calls out DOJ lawsuit as part of 'all-out assault' on LA
DHS has reported that ICE raids have resulted in arrests of several violent convicted felons, including confirmed gang members and watch-listed suspected terrorists, all of whom are illegal immigrants.
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Coalition of Democrat senators challenge layoffs as Rubio shutters USAID
The legislation specifically targets an agency's ability to conduct a reduction-in-force, where it can lay off large numbers of employees for budgetary reasons.
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Thousands of Philadelphia municipal employees on strike, including trash collectors, 911 dispatchers
Thousands of County Employees on Strike in Philadelphia
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Pentecostal televangelist Jimmy Swaggart dies at 90
Jimmy Swaggart had a cardiac arrest just over two weeks ago.
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Joseph Giordano, surgeon who helped Reagan survive assassination attempt, dies at 84
Without Dr. Giordano’s work to establish the Level I trauma center where he later helped remove the bullet from the president's lung, Reagan may not have survived the first two months of his presidency.
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Air Force, Space Force meet recruitment goals three months early
The U.S. Air Force and Space Force have met their annual recruitment goal three months early, as of June 30. For years, nearly all U.S. military branches struggled to meet annual recruitment goals. Within six months of President Donald Trump being elected to office,
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US dollar has worst first six months since 1973, falling nearly 11%
The sell-off of the dollar has pulled its index down to its lowest level since March 2022.