CENTCOM commander warns of the need for operational security as Iran relies on U.S. service member posts and videos for feedback on attacks. The U.S. military successfully defended…
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Senate Confirms New Director of National Intelligence
The acting director had continued with declassifications and staff downsizing. The U.S. Senate confirmed former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Walter “Jay” Clayton as…
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Chad Announces Withdrawal from ICC at U.S.’ Request
Their officials cite anti-African bias and limited effectiveness as reasons for withdrawing. The nation of Chad has announced its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC),…
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Transportation Department Launches New Initiative Using AI for Infrastructure Modernization
Assistant Secretary Oz hopes that AI will provide a “single, solvable mathematical equation” to transportation issues. The Department of Transportation (DOT) is launching an initiative to utilize artificial…
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President Trump Urges Senate to Delay August Recess
Eleven senators have objected to recessing without a vote on the SAVE America Act. President Donald Trump pressed Senate Majority Leader John Thune to delay the upper chamber’s…
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EPA Announces Expansion of President’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge
Now, the president looks to state governments and local companies to provide relief to electrical grid overload. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced President Trump’s expansion plan for…
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Interior Department Releases Update on Coal Potential Beneath Federal Lands
Secretary Burgum said clean coal plays a key role in “the production of electricity needed to fuel our future prosperity.” The Department of the Interior (DOI) released a…
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Ninth Circuit Rules Education Department Must Implement Student Loan Relief Settlement
The department sought to redefine agreement conditions after missing a settlement deadline. The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit unanimously rejected the Department of Education’s appeal to…
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Circuit Court Blocks President’s Executive Order to Tighten Mail-In Voting Rules
The order is paused in 23 states that brought the lawsuit. The First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the injunction of District Judge Indira Talwani against President…
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Venezuela Withdraws from the International Criminal Court
The State Department commended the move and encouraged other Latin American countries to follow suit. The U.S. State Department commended the announcement from interim President Delcy Rodriguez to…
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