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Luxury Car Owners on Food Stamps
Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins revealed this week that thousands of individuals with luxury vehicles were discovered to use SNAP benefits.
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Pentagon Secures AI Deals
The Department of War has finalized contracts with seven leading technology companies to use their AI systems for military needs.
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Door Opens for DeSantis to Join Trump Team
Less than two years ago, they were tearing each other apart on the debate stage.
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Former Congressman Convicted of Lobbying for Venezuela
Former Rep. David Rivera (R-FL) has been found guilty of lobbying on behalf of Venezuela. The conviction follows a seven-week trial.
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Trump Places New Tariff on EU Vehicles
President Trump announced that he will increase the tariffs on trucks and cars from the European Union to 25%.
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Test Scores Down After U.S. Spends $1 Trillion
American K-12 public schools crossed a new milestone in 2024: total spending hit $1 trillion for the first time in the nation's history.
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Newsom Brags About $20M Solar Ditch
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced Thursday that the state is pouring $20 million into a pilot program to cover canals with solar panels, touting it as an "innovative" climate solution.
Politics
Iran Offers New Peace Proposal
Iran offered a new peace proposal that was quickly rejected by President Trump.
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New Bill Bans Cousin Marriage
Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) introduced a bill banning cousin marriage, a practice that is legal in 18 states and the District of Columbia.
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New Constitutional Amendment Ends Birthright Citizenship
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced a constitutional amendment taking aim at birthright citizenship.
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Muslim City Sees Court Win in Texas
A Texas judge has ordered a state agency to comply with a fair housing agreement it has with the developer of The Meadow, formerly called EPIC City.
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Trump’s Trucking Crackdown Hit its One-Year Mark
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Friday marked the one-year anniversary of President Trump's executive order on trucking reform, releasing a tally of enforcement actions that administration officials say have fundamentally overhauled an industry that operated without meaningful federal oversight for years.
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Trump Honors Fallen Firefighters
President Trump signed a proclamation making May 2 and May 3 "National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend."
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Trump Admin Says Iran Conflict ‘Terminated’
The Trump administration declared Friday that its military conflict with Iran has been "terminated," arguing that a ceasefire reached in early April renders the operation complete and eliminates any need to seek congressional authorization under the War Powers Act.
Energy
U.S. Releases More Than 90 Million Oil Barrels
The United States may release up to 92.5 million barrels of crude oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
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Inside the $2 Billion Network Running Today’s 3,000 May Day Protests
Some 600 groups with a combined $2 billion in annual revenue are behind the wave of May Day demonstrations hitting the country Friday, according to a Fox News Digital investigation.
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Vermont Just Paid $566K to the Christian School it Tried to Destroy
A Vermont Christian school will receive $566,000 from the state's principals association after being banned from athletic competitions for refusing to play against a team that allowed a biological male to compete on its girls' basketball roster.
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Trump Signs DHS Bill
President Donald Trump signed legislation Thursday restoring full funding to the Department of Homeland Security, ending a 75-day funding lapse that set a record as the longest partial government shutdown in U.S. History.
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Trump Expands Retirement Accounts
President Trump signed an executive order to expand access to retirement savings accounts, specifically offering accounts to independent contractors and self-employed individuals.
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Obama Slams SCOTUS Gerrymandering Ruling
Former President Barack Obama condemned a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a Louisiana congressional district as an illegal racial gerrymander, calling it an attack on minority voting rights.