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Sessions: DOGE still ‘an active component in the government’

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Years of campus attacks on conservative activists resurface after Charlie Kirk’s murder

The assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk follows previous violent incidents against conservative students at UC Berkeley, UT Dallas, and UC Davis campuses.

Charging documents to reveal next phase in Kirk assassination probe as suspect expected in court

Suspect Tyler Robinson, 22, faces aggravated murder charges in conservative influencer Charlie Kirk's assassination, with his first court appearance expected on Tuesday.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz launches campaign for third term: ‘I’m staying in the fight’

Minnesota governor Tim Walz seeks historic third term while criticizing Trump administration and facing Republican challengers in 2026 gubernatorial race.

Ex-GOP official turned Democrat targets Trump in battleground state gubernatorial campaign launch

Republican-turned-Democrat Geoff Duncan joins Georgia's Democratic gubernatorial primary after being expelled from the GOP for criticizing Trump

Military walks back plan to axe forecast data

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Military retaining weather data The military announced it is walking back plans to discontinue some weather forecast data after public pushback. © NOAA A new statement says that the Navy’s Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center will still distribute data from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program...

Bipartisan pair of senators seek billions in new Ukraine aid

A bipartisan pair of senators introduced legislation Thursday calling for tens of billions of dollars in aid for Ukraine to be spent over the next two years, as Russian President Vladimir Putin rebuffs calls from President Trump to halt the war. The bill was introduced by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.), ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations...

Trump trade wins leave voters, businesses wanting more

The Trump administration has struck trade pacts in recent months that seem to benefit the U.S. over its trading partners, giving President Trump ample opportunity to tout his dealmaking skills. But Americans don’t appear to be giving him a pat on the back as the U.S. starts to feel the impact of tariffs already imposed....

What is the Presidential Fitness Test?

Kids, lace up your sneakers and prepare to stretch: the Presidential Fitness Test is coming back.

DNA from site of ‘random’ Devil’s Den killings matches suspect’s: Police

Police gave a lengthy update on how they caught the suspect in the double stabbing deaths of two parents who were visiting Arkansas' Devil's Den State Park with their children.

Texas flood survivors decry lack of aid, ‘toxic pit’ conditions in special session

Communities hit by the deadly Independence Day floods face a desperate and confused recovery bereft of state and federal aid, survivors told a field hearing of the Texas Legislature in Kerrville on Thursday. With no resources to drain Lake Ingram, it “has become a toxic pit,” resident Ann Carr told the legislators. “We've talked to...

Microsoft reaches the next level

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story  Microsoft briefly crosses $4 trillion milestone Microsoft became the second company in the world to surpass a market value of $4 trillion Thursday after posting strong quarterly earnings.  © Gary Hershorn, Getty Images The tech giant’s stock jumped 7 percent when markets opened Thursday morning, boosting the company’s market...

Military walks back plan to discontinue some weather data

The military is walking back its previously announced plans to discontinue some weather forecast data after public pushback. The Navy’s Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center will still distribute data from the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program beyond Thursday, according to a statement. The government previously said the data would be discontinued after Thursday. The Defense...

Top Trump officials traveling into Gaza amid food crisis 

Top Trump administration officials will travel into the Gaza Strip on Friday to inspect food distribution amid international outrage over increasing deaths from starvation and criticism that U.S. efforts to distribute food are contributing to suffering and death.  White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said Thursday that Steve Witkoff, President Trump’s special envoy for peace missions,...

AI holds great promise for health care, and Trump’s action plan is a good first step

The American Medical Association (AMA) has welcomed the Trump administration's AI Action Plan and believes that physicians must be full partners in the AI lifecycle to ensure that AI in health care reaches its full potential and that trust is built between patients and physicians.

Judges overseeing Trump cases speak out against threats

Federal judges presiding over major cases involving the Trump administration on Thursday denounced threats they’ve faced as tensions between the White House and judiciary continue to mount. U.S. District Judges John J. McConnell Jr. of the District of Rhode Island and John Coughenour of the Western District of Washington said during a virtual event that...

Hulk Hogan’s cause of death released

Hulk Hogan's death last week was caused by a heart attack, reports say.

DOJ memo presses federal funding recipients to nix DEI

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Trump administration is prepared to restrict funds to entities that use diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices — a move likely to impact universities and K-12 schools as well as others.  “Entities receiving federal funds, like all other entities subject to federal antidiscrimination laws, must ensure that their programs...

Tillis declares he won’t ‘go nuclear’ to change rules to speed up Trump nominees

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said Thursday he would not support a simple-majority vote to change the Senate’s rules on order to speed up the confirmation of more than 160 pending Trump administration nominees, who have been held up by Democrats demanding time-consuming votes on even low-level, noncontroversial picks. The backlog of nominees has prompted Senate...

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