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Manhunt Launched After 4 Killed in Montana Bar Shooting
A shooting at a Montana bar left four people dead Friday, authorities said as they launched a manhunt for the suspect.
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Fed Governor Resigns, Open Seat for Trump Appointee
A Federal Reserve governor, Adriana D. Kugler, has announced she will resign from the Fed effective Aug. 8, several months ahead of the end of her term in January.
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Putin: 'Inflated Expectations' Stall Talks With Ukraine
Peace talks with Ukraine have stalled due to "inflated expectations," Russian President Vladimir Putin says.
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4 Dead in Shooting at Montana Bar
The ATF says multiple people have been shot at a Montana business, and authorities are searching for a suspect.
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Trump Team Derails Baltimore-D.C. High-Speed Project
The Federal Railroad Administration is canceling two grants worth over $26 million for the Baltimore-Washington Superconducting Magnetic Levitation Project, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Friday.
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Texans' Out-of-State Abortions Quadrupled From 2021 to 2023
Texas residents seeking abortions across state lines more than quadrupled from 2021 to 2023, with the biggest increases recorded after 2022 when the state's trigger law banning the procedure in almost all cases took effect.
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Vance: Dems Haven't Learned Lesson With Sweeney Ad Meltdown
Vice President JD Vance skewered Democrats and liberals outraged by actress Sydney Sweeney's advertisements for American Eagle blue jeans, saying they haven't learned anything from losing elections after expressing an open "hostility to basic American life."
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Three 4-Star Air Force Commands May Be Downgraded
Three four-star Air Force commands could soon be downgraded to three-star roles, sources told Air & Space Forces Magazine.
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Trump Fires Labor Statistics Commissioner After Weaker Jobs Report
President Donald Trump on Friday ordered that the commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Erika L. McEntarfer, be fired after data showed employment growth was weaker than expected last month.
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DeSantis to ICE: Don't 'Poach' Florida Officers
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday supported state law enforcement officials who are encouraging Immigration and Customs Enforcement to seek new employees from among people who aren't already assisting in President Donald Trump's mass deportation effort.
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Florida Gov. DeSantis Orders Flags Flown at Half-Staff to Honor Hulk Hogan
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has ordered that U.S. and Florida flags be flown at half-staff Friday to honor the late professional wrestler Hulk Hogan. Hogan, 71, died of a heart attack last week. He lived in Clearwater, Fla., at the time of his death.
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Funding Cuts Force Shutdown of Public Broadcasting Corporation
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting will shut down its operations after the loss of federal funding, the nonprofit said on Friday, ending decades of support for local TV and radio stations that have relied on its grants.
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2M Illegal Immigrants Ordered Deported Remain in US: Report
There are almost 2 million illegal immigrants who have been ordered deported or have criminal histories, the New York Post reported.
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Trump Admin Blocked From Quickly Deporting Paroled Migrants
A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden blocked the Trump administration on Friday from rapidly deporting migrants who previously had been paroled into the U.S. due to violence and oppression in their home countries. U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb ruled that...
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Ghislaine Maxwell Transferred From Florida to Texas Prison
Ghislaine Maxwell has been transferred from Florida to a Texas prison as her lawyers seek a presidential pardon or for the Supreme Court to overturn her sex trafficking conviction, reports the New York Sun. "We can confirm, Ghislaine Maxwell is in the custody of the Bureau...
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Fed Officials: Mistake to Hold Interest Rates Steady
Federal Reserve Governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, who voted this week against keeping a key interest rate locked in place, said Friday they believe the central bank is making a mistake with its wait-and-see decision, considering rising threats to the nation's labor market.
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Economic Advisers Council Chair to Newsmax: US Has Lots of Product Options
Americans will not be saddled with drastic long-term price increases due to President Donald Trump's tariffs on U.S. trade partners, Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Stephen Miran told Newsmax on Friday.
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Smithsonian Removes References to Trump Impeachments
The Smithsonian Institution last month removed references to President Donald Trump's two impeachments from an exhibit display.
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Sen. Tuberville to Newsmax: I Disagree With Sen. Hawley on Stock Trade Ban
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., told Newsmax Friday he is opposed to any attempt to ban members of Congress from being able to trade stocks. Tuberville was critical of Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., who was the only Republican to join Democrats in voting for the Preventing Elected...
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Sen. Husted to Newsmax: Trump Tariffs Will Bring Auto Industry Home
President Donald Trump's tariffs, particularly within the European, Japanese, and the North and South Korean markets, will force more supply to be made in America, and that will be beneficial for states such as Ohio, Sen. John Husted said on Newsmax Friday. "It's going to...
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Dems Threaten Harvard Over Potential Trump Admin Deal
A group of Democrats who attended Harvard are threatening to investigate the university should it cut a deal with President Donald Trump to restore federal funding. The Ivy League school is reportedly considering...
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Sen. Marshall to Newsmax: Glad Trump Reinstating Presidential Fitness Test
As a physician, Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kan., told Newsmax Friday he "couldn't be happier" that President Donald Trump is reinstating the Presidential Fitness Test. He is a little curious, however, about how today's students are going to perform the test's shuttle run...
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Trump Admin Suspends $200M in Grants to UCLA
The Trump administration has suspended an estimated $200 million in medical, science, and other federal grants to UCLA, alleging that the university has discriminated in its admissions process and failed to "promote a research environment free of antisemitism.
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Teacher Who Admitted to Killing Couple to Appear in Court
A teacher who authorities say admitted to fatally stabbing a couple he didn't know who were hiking with two of their children in an Arkansas state park is expected to have his first court appearance Friday.
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Probe Nears End in Fatal Army Chopper Midair Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board on Friday enters its third and final day of public testimony over the fatal midair crash between an Army helicopter and commercial jet in January.