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Lindsey Graham to Lie in State at Capitol Rotunda
The late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda next Tuesday before services at both the Washington National Cathedral and the senator's Baptist church in South Carolina.
Rep. Michael Cloud to Newsmax: Smithsonian Missing America's Story
The Smithsonian's historical displays are "troubling" because of "what's in there … but also what's missing," Rep. Michael Cloud, R-Texas, told Newsmax on Tuesday.
Trump: Blue State 'Ghettos' Loom as Wealth Flees
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that wealthy residents and businesses are leaving Democrat-led states in record numbers, warning that the trend could have long-term economic consequences if it continues.
Appeals Court Rejects Biden's Bid to Block Release of Recordings of Ghostwriter Interviews
A federal appeals court has rejected a request by former President Joe Biden to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts of his interviews with a memoir ghostwriter before he was elected president.
Treasury Stops Nearly $100 Million in Payments to Dead People
The Treasury Department said Tuesday it has blocked nearly $100 million in federal payments from being sent to deceased individuals since implementing a government-wide payment verification process last year.
US Automakers Race to Purge Chinese Car Hardware
A nondescript facility south of Cleveland has become an early staging ground for the auto industry's next supply-chain pivot: replacing vehicle hardware from China.The plant belongs to Eagle Wireless, a maker of electronics that was formed in late 2025, largely in response...
US Looks to Speed Air Taxis, Supersonic Planes to Market
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it was working to help industry deploy air taxis, supersonic airplanes, boost space launches, and expand drone operations as it embraces next-generation aviation.
JPMorgan, Banks Back Japan's $550 Billion US Investment Plan: Sources
JPMorgan and other U.S. banks are close to agreeing to provide some financing under Japan's $550 billion U.S. investment pledge, according to two people familiar with talks between the lenders and the Japanese government. Such financing would help Tokyo deliver on...
Tropical Storm Bertha in the Gulf of America Moving toward Florida Panhandle and Alabama
Tropical Storm Bertha strengthened in the Gulf of America and was moving slowly toward the Florida Panhandle, causing a tropical storm warning and storm surge watches around the state line between Florida and Alabama, forecasters said.
DOJ's Dhillon to Newsmax: Harvard Inquiry May Expand
Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told Newsmax on Monday that the Justice Department's review of Harvard is the start of a broader probe into alleged discrimination against American students at elite universities.
DOJ's Dhillon to Newsmax: Harvard Inquiry May Expand
Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told Newsmax on Monday that the Department of Justice's newly announced compliance review of Harvard University is the beginning of a broader effort to examine whether elite universities are unlawfully using foreign-funded ...
High Court to Hear Alaska Forfeiture Fight
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to review an Alaska bush pilot's claims that state authorities have tried to illegally seize his $95,000 airplane after a passenger brought a six-pack of beer on a flight bound for a dry village.
Rescue Attempt Ends in 5 Deaths in Ohio River
Five people have died on a river in Ohio after several of them went into the water to help another person who was struggling to swim, authorities said Monday.
Storm Threat Grows Along Gulf Coast
A tropical depression continued to drift erratically Monday, ever closer to the U.S. Gulf Coast on a forecast track that could bring storm surge, heavy rain, and potentially damaging winds to several states during the week.The depression was centered Monday afternoon about...
Trump Order Tightens Military Supply Chains
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday aimed at tightening oversight of defense supply chains and reducing the military's reliance on materials sourced from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
Trump Order Tightens Military Supply Chains
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday aimed at tightening oversight of defense supply chains and reducing the military's reliance on materials from adversarial nations.
Big Ten Wary of Sen. Cruz's NCAA Bill
Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., are hoping to get support from the Big Ten and SEC for their bill that would establish national rules governing college athletics, including athlete compensation and coaches, according to Semafor.
West Hollywood Recovers From Massive Water Main Break
Residents continued recovering Monday from a massive water main break that flooded streets, damaged homes and up to 200 vehicles, disrupted utility service, and forced the closure of a major section of Sunset Boulevard.
Pamela Smart, Serving Life, Seeks New Murder Trial
Lawyers for Pamela Smart, who is serving life in prison for orchestrating the murder of her husband by her teenage student in 1990, urged a New Hampshire judge Monday to allow her latest petition for a new trial to move forward.
Lockheed Martin to Build Lower-Cost Patriot Missile
Aerospace manufacturer Lockheed Martin said Monday it will field a new, lower-cost version of the Patriot missile, the U.S. military's primary air defense system for shooting down incoming missiles and aircraft.