Federal Judge Blocks Loyalty Essay Question on Civil Service Applications Pending Lawsuit
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Records show Russian billionaire Umar Kremlev covered major costs of Donald Trump Jr.'s three-day Bahamas wedding, including island rental and fireworks.
Oil prices rose as fears grew that the Gulf conflict could spread, jeopardizing major maritime chokepoints and a Saudi pipeline.
A patient who injected a counterfeit peptide marketed as retatrutide suffered a torn oesophagus; testing showed the vial contained a high dose of undeclared semaglutide.
Thailand's military has started building a 1-km concrete fence with barbed wire on the Cambodia border in Chanthaburi province to curb illegal crossings after last year’s violent clashes.
After a peak of over 1.2 million displaced people in April, the number in Lebanon has fallen to about 330,000, but UN officials say the situation remains unstable.
Nearly three weeks after flash floods swept Nepal’s Bhotekoshi-Trishuli corridor, authorities are moving from search operations to relief and rebuilding, with over 1,300 bodies recovered and more than 5,000 people still unaccounted for.
More than 1,000 people have died in Bangladesh’s measles outbreak since mid-March, even though an emergency campaign has delivered nearly 20 million vaccine doses.
Seventeen-year-old Mia and her 26-year-old boyfriend Marcus were discovered dead from carbon-monoxide poisoning in a squat house in Ballarat, prompting a coronial inquest into the state's residential care system.
The Supreme Court halted Missouri's recently drawn congressional map, requiring the state to revert to its 2022 boundaries for the November election.
Families in Kursk region remain desperate as over 300 residents are still missing following Ukraine’s August 2024 border incursion.
Houthi forces captured the port city of Mocha overnight, pushing back a coalition of government militias that had held the line for a week.
Washington says oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz is rebounding, but recent attacks have pushed crude prices higher.
JPMorganChase says millions of aging small-business owners lack succession plans, risking a $10 trillion transition over the next decade.
The federal government plans to end the private health insurance rebate for people 65 and over, raising roughly $1.6 billion from pensioners.
BRICS heads gathered in New Delhi for the final day of their summit, confronting splits over the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine while promoting unity and a multipolar agenda.
On Oct. 19 Albertans will decide whether to pursue a constitutional change that would let the province withdraw from federal programs like pharmacare while retaining the associated funding.
A federal appeals court will review the Trump administration's attempt to reinstate prosecutions that relied on an interim U.S. attorney whose appointment is contested.
ICE has detained several parents just before the school term, leaving children to begin classes without a caregiver.
Mayors across the United States are scaling up guaranteed-income pilots as rising housing, food and energy costs strain households and federal pandemic aid nears its deadline.
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton said extremist networks are increasingly using the internet to recruit and radicalize individuals, pointing to a recent failed bomb attempt in New York City.
The conflict in Gaza has caused severe delays in Sharia court rulings on divorce, alimony and child custody, trapping women like Samira Abdel Hamid in prolonged uncertainty.
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