Seven companies received letters from the FTC regarding the misrepresentation of their products’ origins. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued warning letters to seven different companies…
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Secretary of State Terminates Legal Status of Cuban Communist Operative
The man, whom the department called a “foreign subversive,” is in custody awaiting deportation. The State Department announced that Secretary of State Marco Rubio has terminated the legal…
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Supreme Court Upholds Broad Interpretation of Birthright Citizenship
The decision nullifies the president’s executive order that sought to restrict citizenship to those born to parents subject to U.S. jurisdiction. The Supreme Court determined that President Trump’s…
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U.S. Postmaster Announces Proposal Restricting Mail-In Ballot Delivery
The Postal Service would not deliver ballots in states that refuse to submit voter rolls to the federal government for review. Postmaster General David Steiner discussed a proposed…
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President Trump Signs Executive Order on AI
The order requests that AI companies voluntarily submit their newest models to the government for testing up to 30 days before their release. President Donald Trump signed an…
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Secretary of State Announces Further Sanctions on Cuban Regime
Secretary Rubio cited President Trump’s executive order regarding the national security threat Cuba has posed. Secretary of State Marco Rubio designated 11 Cuban regime elites and three governmental…
Read MoreSenator Introduces Constitutional Amendment on Birthright Citizenship
The proposal comes as the Supreme Court decision related to executive action remains outstanding. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky introduced a proposal to amend the Constitution to rework…
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Senate Funds Homeland Security, Excluding ICE and CBP
The immigration enforcement agencies were previously funded for the remainder of President Trump’s second term. The U.S. Senate minority backed funding legislation early Friday for the Department of…
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Appellate Court Rules President Can Suspend Refugee Resettlement in U.S.
The court ruled the administration can stop processing applications, but must continue to provide services to refugees already resettled in the country. A panel of the Ninth Circuit…
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9th Circuit Vacates Injunction Against President’s Collective Bargaining Ban
Federal departments have been directed to reconsider their affiliation with unions. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel overturned a preliminary injunction last week that halted an executive…
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