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Supreme Court to Hear Case of Firefighter With Parkinson’s Who Sued City for Discrimination
Karyn Stanley had to retire at 47 when her Parkinson’s disease interfered with her firefighting job. Read More.
US Slaps Sanctions on Network It Accuses of Moving Billions for Iran’s Military
WASHINGTON—The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on nearly 50 entities and people it accused of moving billions of dollars for Iran’s military. The U.S. Treasury Department in a statement said those targeted on Tuesday constitute a “shadow banking network” used by Iran’s Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (MODAFL) and Islamic Revolutionary Guard […] Read More.
IRS Apologizes to Hedge Fund Magnate Over Leaked Tax Returns
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued an apology as a part of a settlement agreement with hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin, who had sued after a government contractor leaked his confidential tax information. The Citadel LLC owner filed the complaint against the IRS after a government contractor disclosed his confidential tax information to the […] Read More.
Trump leads Biden by 5 points in Georgia among likely voters ahead of Atlanta debate: AJC poll
The lead is greater than the margin of error at 3.1 percent. Read More.
Supreme Court to Consider Reinstating Approval for Railroad
Justices agree to examine a lower court ruling that invalidated federal approval for a railroad in Utah. Read More.
US Supreme Court Still Has 6 Blockbuster Rulings to Issue
The high court tends to release all its decisions for a term by the end of June, and only several days remain in the month. Read More.
Biden White House promotes cop-hating, dress-wearing male official who wants to abolish ICE to be top climate comms aide
Cherry, a male who wears makeup and women’s clothing, was hired last week to be the White House’s top climate communications aide. Read More.
Trump Says He Knows Who His Running Mate Will Be
Asked whether he had made his pick already, former President Donald Trump told NBC, ‘In my mind, yeah.’ Read More.
US Bans Kaspersky Antivirus Software, Citing Russian Influence
Kaspersky could be transferring U.S. customer data into the hands of the Russian government, an agency said. Read More.
Biden Administration Proposes to Limit Cutting Old-Growth Trees
White House proposes modifications to protect old-growth forests across 128 land management plans. Read More.
Trump Campaign Releases Video Mocking VP Harris’ “Inspiring Thoughts”
Anew campaign video from team Trump ridicules Vice President Kamala Harris' “inspiring” public statements.
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What Executive Orders Tell Us About Biden, Trump
Executive orders are one of the clearest pictures of a president’s priorities. Read More.
The Supreme Court’s New ‘Bump Stock’ Firearms Case: A Victory for Gunowners
Justice Clarence Thomas’s opinion for the Supreme Court the “bump stock firearms” case may be more important for what it does not say than for what it does. Read More.
US Approves New $360 Million Arms Sale to Taiwan for Drones, Related Equipment
WASHINGTON—The Biden administration on Tuesday approved a new $360 million weapons sale to Taiwan, sending the island hundreds of armed drones, missile equipment and related support material, the State Department said in a statement that is sure to draw condemnation from China. The announcement was not unexpected but it comes at a time of high […] Read More.
FDA Changes Course, Advises Updated COVID-19 Vaccines Target KP.2 Strain
Decision runs counter to recommendations from agency’s advisers. Read More.
