Canada, Terrorist Group, Welcome Alleged Terror-Tied FIFA Referee
Rob Bluey, executive editor of the Daily Signal, supports DHS’s caution, posting on X, “I’d rather have strong vetting than the alternative.”
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Spotify Removes 57,000 Podcasts Linked To Illegal Drug Content
The report found that over 3,500 accounts were involved in distributing podcast episodes that directed users toward websites selling controlled substances and other drugs.
U.S. Scientists Confirm Start Of El Niño Climate Pattern
Current measurements show sea surface temperatures averaging about 0.7 degrees Celsius above normal, indicating that a weak El Niño is already underway.
Storms Knock Out Power Across Midwest, Snarl Chicago Air Travel
The powerful system brought strong winds, heavy rain, and the threat of tornadoes to parts of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas.
SpaceX Plans Orbital AI Computing Test Satellite By Next Year
The proposed AI-1 satellite would serve as an early demonstration of Musk’s idea to deploy large-scale computing resources beyond Earth.
What Is The ‘8647’ Message Found On The National Mall
The marking was spotted Thursday near the World War II Memorial by a Reuters photographer observing the area from the Washington Monument.
Horse Death Sparks Calls To End Carriage Rides In New York City
The 16-year-old horse, named Deniz, collapsed while pulling a carriage carrying tourists on Tuesday evening near Central Park West and 72nd Street.
Trump Nominates Jay Clayton As Director Of National Intelligence
The nomination comes as the administration seeks a permanent replacement for the position following the departure of Tulsi Gabbard.
The Largest Investment To Combat Child Trafficking Becomes Law
A provision included in the newly passed Department of Homeland Security funding bill will allow 200 new investigators to identify victims of child sexual abuse.
DHS Directs ICE To Deport Noncitizens Who Illegally Vote In US Elections
The general counsel for the Department of Homeland Security, James Percival, directed the leadership of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to enforce the stricter penalties against noncitizens who vote.
Trump Cancels Scheduled Iran Strikes, Citing Negotiation Progress
The decision came after two consecutive nights of U.S. military operations targeting Iranian sites.
World Bank Cuts Global Growth Forecast To 2.5%
The World Bank cautioned that global growth could slow dramatically to as little as 1.3% if the conflict triggers broader financial market disruptions or prolonged supply-chain pressures.
Platner Cruises To Maine Senate General Election Despite Scandals
Platner won the nomination with little contest, as Maine Democrat Gov. Janet Mills dropped out of the race in April. However, her name remained on the ballot.
HHS Secretary Kennedy Urges Rubio To Join CAIR Funding Probe After Chip Roy’s Request
Kennedy, citing that “accountability is not optional,” announced that he privately shared his concerns with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and encouraged him to conduct a full “review of any information relevant to this matter.”
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise Slightly But Remain Historically Low
The Labor Department reported that initial jobless claims rose by 4,000 to 229,000, slightly above economists’ expectations.
Iran Fighting Intensifies With Congress Divided On War Power Questions
On Tuesday, the United States struck Iran in retaliation for the downing of an Army Apache helicopter. U.S. Central Command described the “self-defense strikes” as “a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.”