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China Pulls Back on TikTok Deal After Trump’s Tariffs Announcement

China has reportedly backed out of a deal to sell TikTok to U.S. investors just one day after President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs.

Rubio Announces U.S. Visa Ban on South Sudanese Nationals Following Deportation Dispute

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Saturday that the United States will no longer issue visas to South Sudanese nationals.

Colorado City to Begin Seizing Pets from Residents Who Own “Too Many”

In a move sparking outrage over government overreach, the city of Northglenn, Colorado, just outside Denver, will begin enforcing a sweeping new ordinance that limits pet ownership.

Illegal Immigrant with Prior Deportation Order Kills South Carolina College Student in Hit-and-Run

The deadly consequences of the Biden administration’s open-border policies were tragically felt again this week in South Carolina, where a 21-year-old college student lost his life.

Nationwide ‘Hands Off’ Protests Erupt Against Trump Policies

Thousands of demonstrators flooded streets across all 50 states on Saturday to voice opposition to key Trump administration policies.

Pregnant Woman Injured by Rock Through Tesla Windshield

A pregnant woman in Vancouver was seriously injured when a two-pound rock smashed through the windshield of a Tesla EV.

At Least 18 People Killed, Dozens Injured in Russian Missile Strike

At least 18 people, including nine children, were killed and dozens injured in a Russian missile strike on Kryvyi Rih, the hometown of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, on April 4, 2025.

Lesbian California Police Officer Wins $10 Million in Harassment Case

A former police officer and current MMA fighter has been awarded $10 million in damages after a California jury ruled that she endured years of harassment.

DOGE Announces $1 Million in Savings By Converting Storage Technology

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has achieved significant cost savings by modernizing its information storage systems.

North Carolina Appeals Court Rules Over 60K Voters Must Verify Eligibility

A recent ruling by a North Carolina appeals court has mandated that over 60,000 voters who participated in the November 2024 state Supreme Court election must verify their eligibility. 

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