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Justice Department charges foreign national with voting illegally in Nevada election
First Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Nevada Sigal Chattah said Jullie Ann Sumalinog Moore illegally voted in the 2024 election. The maximum penalty is one year of imprisonment, a fine of up to $100,000, or both.
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Treasury issues proposed regulations to make homeownership more affordable
The law includes a section that bans large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, which codifies one of the president's executive orders that stopped Wall Street investors from competing with Americans for homes.
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After Trump floats military option, Rubio urges Cubans seeking change to work discreetly with CIA
Rubio, who is of Cuban descent, previously expressed frustration and disappointment with the Cuban government, claiming the Caribbean country was already a "failed state."
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China rejects Trump's 'Economic D-Day' threat against Iranian trading partners
China's foreign ministry spokesperson, Lin Jian, urged both sides to reach a peaceful deal that would end the conflict, stating that “sanctions and pressure tactics are not the solution,” and that sanctions do not "fit the interest of any party.”
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Trump threatens defamation lawsuit against liberal think tank over National Guard deployment report
Attorney Alejandro Brito sent the letter to the Center for American Progress this week after the think-tank released a report last month that claimed the deployments were not improving violent crime rates.
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From crisis to comeback: How Trump’s war on fentanyl cut deaths by more than 10,000
The staggering drop happened after multiple coordinated law enforcement actions mandated under both the first and second Trump administrations. One U.S. Representative said "Republicans will send them [illegal aliens] home to their countries, and Democrats will send them home into your neighborhoods. That is the choice that is before us in November."
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President Trump eyes ‘crushing’ economic blockade to bring Iran to its knees
The Trump administration plans to escalate its strategy to economically isolate the Islamic Republic by targeting its international enablers and financial networks, and sends a warning shot to Beijing.
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Supreme Court lets Trump continue building ballroom while case proceeds
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Friday allowed President Donald Trump to temporarily resume construction of the White House ballroom.
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Sanctuary Softness: Molotov cocktail suspect’s release questioned
Concerns included a breakdown in Illinois’ monitoring system.
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Texas court cuts $50M judgment against Alex Jones's InfoWars to $1.5 million
The case is one of several linked to Jones's claims that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax.
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Invited reporters, military members under escort held at gunpoint at Vandenberg Space Force Base
The convoy was stopped at the main gate and was waiting to proceed when one of the security officers raised concern about "gate runners."
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Liberty University student petitions SCOTUS over rescinded grant, argues religious discrimination
Student Bethany Hall's petition seeks to overturn a 22-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows state grant programs to exclude religious vocational degrees from eligibility.
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ActBlue co-founder pleads the Fifth in latest closed-door House deposition
DeBergalis is the latest high-ranking ActBlue official to invoke the Fifth Amendment. ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones invoked the Fifth Amendment multiple times during a House Administration Committee hearing in June.