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Trump: High Court OKs Ed Sec to Start Shutting Down Agency
President Donald Trump said Monday that Education Secretary Linda McMahon will begin the process of shutting down the federal agency in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling earlier in the day that upheld the reduction in force of nearly 1,400 employees.
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Ariz. Seeks Probe of Feds' Response to Grand Canyon Fire
Arizona's governor has demanded an investigation into why a wildfire that destroyed a historic lodge and dozens of other structures on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon was allowed to burn for a week before federal firefighters tried to put it out.The wind-driven wildfire...
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Search for Those Missing in Texas Floods Resumes After Rain Pause
For a second straight day, rain forecasts hampered the search Monday for people still missing after deadly floods pummeled Texas, as officials made plans to drain reservoirs in the search for victims and lowered the number of people they said remain missing.While some...
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Suspected Ky. Shooter Had a Domestic Violence Hearing the Next Day
The man accused of killing two women in a shooting rampage at a Kentucky church after wounding a state trooper had been expected in court for a domestic violence hearing on Monday, a local official said.
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Crowds, Delays Hit Lambert Airport After Adventist Conference
Massive crowds overwhelmed St. Louis Lambert International Airport during the weekend, leading to long lines, missed flights, and hours-long waits as thousands of travelers departed following the conclusion of a major religious conference.
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Report: 15 More Immigration Judges Being Laid Off
The Trump administration issued Friday a second round of layoffs affecting 15 immigration judges at the end of their two-year probationary period.
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Poll: Support for Dems Continues to Slip Away
A poll of registered voters shows another drop in the number of people supporting the Democrat Party.
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RFK Jr. Touts Industry Vows to Eliminate Artificial Dyes
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. took a victory lap on Monday after a trade group announced plans to eliminate many artificial food dyes over the next few years.
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Meta Axes 10M Profiles to Fight 'Spammy Content'
Tech giant Meta said Monday that it removed about 10 million profiles for impersonating large content creators as part of a broader effort to combat "spammy content."
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Poll: Most Back Trump on Immigration
President Donald Trump's cornerstone election campaign platform was to reverse the immigration policies of the Biden administration, and a new poll shows a majority of voters support his approach.
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DOJ to Respond to Ghislaine Maxwell's Appeal
Attorney General Pam Bondi's Department of Justice is due to respond to Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn her sex-trafficking conviction, furthering scrutiny of Bondi's decision to withhold records from the Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking investigation, Newsweek reported.
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DOJ Issues Guidance on Trump's English Language Order
President Donald Trump's executive order establishing English as America's official language is being implemented by the Justice Department.
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Crypto Expert to Newsmax: Commonsense Stablecoin Policy 'Important'
A bill that would establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins would be a positive move for the industry, Michael Zuccarelli, co-founder of Terra Hosting, told Newsmax on Monday.
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Newsom Rips Vance for Disneyland Vacation
California Gov. Gavin Newsom over the weekend lashed out at Vice President JD Vance for visiting Disneyland and for not responding to a debate challenge.
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Ky. Gov. Beshear: May 'Take a Look' at Running for President
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said he may "take a look" at running for president in 2028, with the Democrat telling "Meet the Press" that his goal would be to "heal the country."
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Thune Has 5-GOP Hurdle on $9.4B Rescissions Bill
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., has a 53-47 needle to thread this week on the $9.4 billion rescissions package passed by the House.
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Trump: Fed Should Drop Interest Rates to 1%
President Donald Trump on Monday renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, saying interest rates should be at 1% or lower.
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States Sue Trump for Keeping $6.8 Billion From Schools
A coalition of mostly Democrat-led states filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging a move by President Donald Trump's administration to withhold $6.8 billion in congressionally approved federal funding for K-12 schools.
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Mayor Adams, Sliwa Reject Spoilers' Resignation Pact
Attempts at isolating the New York mayoral race between the top two candidates before the November election, a pact verbally signed onto by former New York Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo, is being rejected by the other parties.
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Pastor Who Defied COVID-19 Orders 'May Be in Presence of the Lord Soon'
Pastor John MacArthur, who famously defied a California coronavirus order prohibiting houses of worship from holding in-person services, has been hospitalized with pneumonia, reports The U.S. Sun.
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N.Y. Gov. Hochul Wants Trump to Counter Drone Attack Risks
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul called on the White House to take action to address risks of drone attacks on the U.S., citing a series of incidents last year and their use in international military operations.
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CIA's Link to Lee Harvey Oswald Becoming Clearer With New Docs
A House Oversight Committee task force has uncovered new documents that dispute the official CIA narrative that the agency had little to no knowledge of Lee Harvey Oswald's activities before President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963.
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American Parents Coalition to Feds: Probe YMCA
The American Parents Coalition wants Congress to investigate the YMCA's use of $600 million in annual federal funds "to support policies that endanger children, disregard potential rights and violate federal law," the Daily Signal reported.
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Suspect Identified in Ky. Church Shooting
A 47-year-old Lexington man has been identified as the gunman who shot a state trooper and then killed two women at a church Sunday.
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Biden on Autopen Pardons: 'Consciously Made All Those Decisions'
Former President Joe Biden has fired another shot at Republican claims that he was not in control of his lame-duck pardons issued by autopen.