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Sea of lawsuits stir debate about formula for premature babies

Parents of premature babies are contending with head-spinning legal drama over specialized formulas that U.S. agencies have endorsed as standard options but face hundreds of lawsuits and inconsistent outcomes in court.

GOP Congress must break through these roadblocks to advance Trump’s agenda

House and Senate Republicans are still butting heads over the budget parameters needed to advance President Trump's agenda, and nearly every one of them must be on the same page for the party-line bill to succeed.

Bikers for Trump goes to Greenland; making the case of U.S. takeover stokes anger, death threats

The head of Bikers for Trump is skipping the usual motorcycle meetups this spring to hunker down by himself in Greenland, acting as an unofficial and unappointed ambassador for President Trump.

Tim Walz should worry about his state’s school test scores, not Tesla stock

Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) stuck his foot in his mouth again this week when he tried to criticize Elon Musk by referencing the company’s stock price. The failed Democratic vice presidential candidate gloated about Tesla’s stock, commenting that he enjoyed seeing its price plunge. “On the iPhone, they’ve got that little stock app,” Walz said […]

Trump is causing a global leftist revival

MEXICO CITY — President Donald Trump likes foreign leaders to say, “Thank you.” And, to be fair, plenty of heads of government owe him thanks. Russian President Vladimir Putin is, of course, at the head of the line. He has gotten everything he could have wanted from Trump, not just in Ukraine but in United […]

U.S. employers add a solid 151,000 jobs last month, though unemployment up to 4.1%

U.S. employers added solid 151,000 jobs last month, but the outlook is cloudy as President Trump threatens a trade war, purges the federal workforce and promises to deport millions of immigrants.

Trump’s authority to fire officials questioned in court battle over NLRB seat

A judge ruled Trump’s firing of NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox unlawful. The Trump administration appealed, asserting the president’s authority to remove officials.

Trump threatens sanctions on Russia, demands peace after major hits in Ukraine

President Donald Trump, who has been pushing to end the Russia-Ukraine war, is now considering imposing sanctions or tariffs on Moscow following an attack on Kyiv's energy infrastructure.

Border state lawmaker demands Border Patrol agents be paid during pending shutdown: ‘Above and beyond’

Rep. Monica De La Cruz, R-Texas, is reintroducing a bill to make sure that Border Patrol agents are paid in the event of a government shutdown, as numbers drop at the border.

DOGE says government paying for 11,020 Adobe Acrobat licenses with zero users, plus more ‘idle’ accounts

DOGE social media account announces that thousands of paid software licenses were going unused, according to a Department of Housing and Urban Development audit.

Axed government watchdog says Trump was right to fire him

Eric Soskin, the former inspector general for the U.S. Department of Transportation, has filed a legal brief in support of President Donald Trump's power to fire inspector generals.

HHS expands Title IX probe in Maine to include state association governing athletics, embattled high school

The Trump administration's Health and Human Services Department is expanding its Title IX probe into transgender sports participation in Maine to include the state's primary governing body for high school athletics and a high school that has been at the center of controversy after a biological male competing for the school won a women's statewide track and field meet.

Venezuelan gangs are far from a ‘fake’ problem, Colorado DA says: ‘Giant issue’

Colorado District Attorney George Brauchler said that those denying the issue of Venezuelan gangs in the state were engaged in an “ignorance-is-bliss approach to the law."

South Carolina convict inches closer to first US death by firing squad in 15 years

A South Carolina convict who brutally killed his ex-girlfriend's parents with a baseball bat in 2001 is scheduled to be executed by firing squad on Friday – the first execution of its kind in U.S. in 15 years.

Obama Presidential Center: DEI-linked firm’s racial lawsuit blasted as baseless ‘smears’

An engineering firm working on the Obama Presidential Center says that claims it racially discriminated against a Black-owned subcontractor on the project are baseless and amount to smears.

Rep. Ralph Norman backs Trump’s plan to avoid government shutdown, pushes for Congressional term limits

Rep. Ralph Norman, a member of the House Freedom Caucus, supports President Trump's plan for Congress to pass a continuing resolution. Norman is pushing a Constitutional amendment to term limit members of Congress.

Pro-Ukraine GOP Rep. Bacon declares ‘real Republicans know that Putin’s Russia hates the West and freedom’

Republican Rep. Don Bacon, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, asserts that "real Republicans know that Putin’s Russia hates the West and freedom."

Noem team demands end to ‘fake news’ reports she spent $650K as governor on credit card — it was $2K

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's legal team sent a cease-and-desist letter to a South Dakota outlet demanding they correct repots she spent $650K on her credit card.

Kamala Harris gets serious about whether to run for California governor

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is seriously considering a run for governor of California — and has given herself a deadline to decide. At...

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