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Gold bars and Sen. Bob Menendez’s curiosity about their price take central role at bribery trial

Prosecutors showed jurors at Sen. Bob Menendez 's trial on Thursday multiple instances when he researched the value of gold as he tried to help a New Jersey businessman who authorities say bribed him with gold and cash.

On anniversary of Dobbs ruling, parents share stories of adoptions spurred by fall of Roe

There are children growing up today because of the Supreme Court's 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson -- one of them is a Florida boy named Jacob.

Chinese farmland purchases near U.S. military bases raise national security concerns

China's acquisition of farmland near critical U.S. military bases has sparked significant national security concerns, with fears of potential espionage or sabotage growing.

Trump pits Blacks’ job prospects against illegal immigrants in effort to soften Biden coalition

Former President Donald Trump says the surge of illegal immigrants is more than a safety risk and a drain on public resources -- it's also hurting Black and Hispanic Americans' ability to get jobs.

Illegal immigration holds steady in May

Homeland Security reported roughly 241,000 encounters with unauthorized migrants in May, continuing this year's trend of somewhat lower illegal immigration.

New Cuban Missile Crisis? Potential Russian nukes in space threaten U.S., House Intel chair warns

The U.S. is facing a new Cuban Missile Crisis. But instead of Russian nuclear warheads parked just 90 miles from Florida, the Kremlin now wants to put them in low-earth orbit, where they could threaten critical American satellites.

Media speculation on the Donald Trump veepstakes continues

So whom will former President Donald Trump pick for his running mate as the campaign season rolls on? The news media continue to fixate on the possible identity of the future vice president, complete with lists of favorites, speculation, and much analysis. Here are some headlines from the past 72 hours.

‘Vast majority’ of 1 million pandemic-era credit claims show a risk of being improper, IRS says

The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday a review of 1 million claims for the Employee Retention Credit representing $86 billion shows the "vast majority" are at risk of being improper.

TikTok accuses federal agency of ‘political demagoguery’ in legal challenge against potential ban

TikTok disclosed a letter Thursday that accused the Biden administration of engaging in "political demagoguery" during high-stakes negotiations between the government and the company as it sought to relieve concerns about its presence in the U.S.

Do Republicans even want to win?

On Wednesday, Illinois GOP Chairman Don Tracy resigned. He said he resigned because of his frustration in dealing with divisions in the state party. His resignation does come after a tumultuous period for the Illinois GOP, where interpersonal rivalries have taken precedence over responsible politics. This is just a sign of the general trend in […]

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