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Michigan Court Rejects Habeas Corpus for Chimpanzees, Says Zoo Detention Must Stand

The Michigan Court of Appeals denied habeas corpus relief for seven chimpanzees at a zoo, affirming animals are not “persons” under the law.

New Dr. Seuss Book Celebrates American Unity Ahead of Nation’s 250th Birthday

A newly found Dr. Seuss manuscript, Sing the 50 United States!, will release in June 2026 ahead of America’s 250th birthday.

Senate Republicans Defect, Reject President Trump’s Canadian Tariff Strategy

A bipartisan group of senators voted to block President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian imports, marking a rare GOP break.

Senators Target AI Chatbots After Parents Link Them to Teen Suicides and Grooming

The GUARD Act, introduced by Sen. Hawley and Sen. Blumenthal, would ban minors from using AI after parents linked the technology to suicides.

Soybeans Grab Spotlight as President Trump and President Xi Meet

As President Trump meets Xi Jinping, U.S. soybean exports face mounting pressure after China reduced purchases.

DeSantis Renames Florida Debate Trophy in Honor of Charlie Kirk

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces the renaming of the statewide speech and debate championship prize as the “Charlie Kirk Prize.”

Rosie O’Donnell’s Daughter Chelsea Sentenced to Prison After Probation Revoked

Rosie O'Donnell’s daughter, Chelsea Belle O'Donnell, had her six‑year probation revoked by a Wisconsin judge and will now serve prison time.

FARC Assassinates Conservative Frontrunner in Cold Blood

Authorities in Colombia are investigating the assassination of a leading conservative presidential candidate, with growing evidence pointing to involvement by the Marxist-Leninist terror group FARC.

Experts Warn, Trump’s Tariffs Could Explode Trade Deficit

A coalition of top economists has filed a legal brief with the U.S. Supreme Court arguing that President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff strategy will worsen — not reduce — the U.S. trade deficit.

Seattle Bans Grocery Chains from Blocking New Stores

The Seattle City Council unanimously passed an emergency ordinance Tuesday banning “restrictive covenants” that prevent new grocery stores and pharmacies from opening in locations previously used for those purposes.

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