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Twitter asks dozens of newly laid-off workers to return

After cutting about half their workforce, Twitter is asking dozens of workers to return to the company.

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Meme featuring Lord Farquaad from the movie Shrek

Judge orders college to re-enroll expelled student who used Shrek meme to criticize board decisions

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Hormuz

Gulf oil exports hit pre-war levels, blunting Iran's Hormuz leverage amid effective U.S. blockade

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Religious leaders drive opposition to Virginia’s abortion amendment

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The US Department of Energy building.

Department of Energy employee arrested for allegedly trying to provide material support to Houthis

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Senator who sued Jack Smith says she thinks he should be criminally prosecuted too
GOP senator files bar complaint against Jack Smith
Rubio says Americans will be able to apply for passports online next year through new portal
Maine Sen. Collins pushes back against claims by Democrats that she voted to cut Medicaid
Another leftist race narrative bites the dust: Mississippi hanging edition

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Pentagon boosts hostile fire and imminent danger pay for troops for first time in 20 years

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Dr. Fauci in Senate

Government watchdog sues CIA for records of Fauci communications on COVID-19 origins

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New York Attorney General Letitia James

Hochul appoints New York AG Letitia James as special prosecutor in Cornell case

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Donald Trump

Trump leaves the door open to a US military base in Venezuela

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Members of the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court back in session first Monday of October: will hear climate and discrimination cases

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Josh Hawley

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley issues bill to rein in AI-enhanced surveillance camera abuses

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John Fetterman

Pennsylvania Senators Fetterman and McCormick team up with plan on 'How to Regulate AI'

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaks to the press outside the West Wing of the White House in Washington, DC, on April 9, 2025. President Donald Trump announced a 90 day pause on his sweeping tariffs Wednesday, giving all countries a 10 percent baseline except China, which will see even higher levies.

Treasury and IRS release guidance on education freedom tax credit