Trump Removes Venezuela From U.S. Drug Failure List
Colombia remains under the designation, with Washington citing record levels of coca cultivation and cocaine production under the previous government.
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FBI Agent Compared Musk’s DOGE Effort To Clinton Email Scandal To Justify Probe, Records Reveal
According to his LinkedIn profile, Gounaud left the FBI in February after 21 years and started a private security firm.
Citizenship Verification Laws Among Factors Propelling Tennessee, Arkansas To Top Election Integrity Scorecard
The key drivers behind the rankings this year were stronger citizenship-verification laws and state laws protecting against foreign funding of elections or ballot initiatives.
Staffing Shortages Stall Federal Investigations Of Missing Native People
Auditors found that 39% of the unit’s funding had been redirected to other BIA law enforcement expenses, while nearly half of its positions were vacant last year.
Cruz Ensures Protections For Women In College Sports Act
Cruz, who is a supporter of banning men from competing in women’s sports, called the Protect College Sports Act a historic piece of legislation that will protect the more than 500,000 collegiate athletes across America yearly.
Texas Woman’s Family Sues Over Death Linked To Abortion Ban
It argues that uncertainty surrounding Texas’ abortion restrictions contributed to delays in treatment and violated Walker’s rights.
Startup Claims Breakthrough In Extracting Uranium From Seawater
Fluxnium says the fibers can be reused several times and that the process does not produce toxic mining tailings.
Smithsonian Museum To Get Warning Signs Under Trump Order
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum disclosed the plans in a September 3 letter to Senators Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski.
Professor Who Celebrated Charlie Kirk Murder And Villainized ‘White Men’ Still Works for University
The university continued, saying that her views did “not represent the values of the institution, nor the standards of the discourse we seek to foster.”
‘People Could Die’: Mamdani Sounds Alarm as Cities Sue Trump Administration Over Immigrant Welfare Benefits
Mamdani argued in a speech Monday that the new guidance violates a century of settled law and decades of federal guidance about limits on how public charge determinations can be made.
EPA Moves To Scrap Biden Power Plant Rule, Saying Federal Law Doesn’t Allow Climate Change Regulations
The EPA estimates that the rescission of the Biden greenhouse gas regulations will save consumers $310 billion.
OH BROTHER: DHS Investigating Ilhan Omar Marriage Fraud Allegations, Homan Says
Omar and her staff have repeatedly denied the allegations. Last year, her chief of staff called it a “ridiculous lie.” However, DHS seems to disagree.
Watch: 3 Dead Following Crash Of NBC News Helicopter Covering LA Bus Accident
At least three people were killed when an NBC News helicopter crashed and burst into flames in Los Angeles.
Watch: Can't Predict Iranian Behavior, Says US Energy Sec. On Gas Prices
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced that crude oil flow out of the Persian Gulf has surged back to pre-conflict levels, hitting roughly 18 million barrels.
Vance Lands Major Senate Republican Endorsement For President
Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., a staunch ally of President Donald Trump, believes the vice president will “carry on our America First agenda” if he decides to run for president in 2028.
Watch: Congo Police Deploy Tear Gas Against Protesters Opposing Constitutional Overhaul
Police in the Democratic Republic of the Congo fired tear gas and warning shots on Tuesday to disperse hundreds of anti-government demonstrators in major cities of Congo