Muslim man sentenced in the US on terrorism charges, supporting ISIS
Another Muslim man in the U.S. has been sentenced on terrorism charges, including providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham... Read More.
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Amid data concerns, Walmart stands behind pricing model
(Legal Newsline) - Walmart's president and CEO says the retailer stands by its "Every Day Low Price promise."
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Duffy asks $30B of Congress for air travel modernization projects
The U.S. Department of Transportation is asking Congress for an extra $30 billion to modernize aging airport infrastructure across the country, some of which... Read More.
Alito will not participate in pivotal climate change case
Justice Samuel Alito will not participate in consideration of a pivotal climate change case before the U.S. Supreme Court, the court announced... Read More.
Largest steel plant in U.S. history coming to Iowa
The largest steel plant in U.S. history is coming to Iowa, the White House announced Monday.
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WATCH: Questions swirl around foiled UK terror plot as suspects released on bail
The arrests of five suspects in a foiled terror plot in the United Kingdom in the vicinity of the Royal Air Force Fairford Base,... Read More.
Centrist groups call for all-party primaries, reduce extremism
Business leaders and advocacy groups are urging moderate voters to engage ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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Election 2026: Younger voters, Black voters give Cooper double-digit poll edge
Younger voters and Black voters, says AARP, help give Democrat Roy Cooper a 53%-42% lead over Republican Michael Whatley in polling for North Carolina's... Read More.
Rabbi: El-Sayed concerns reflect growing Jewish political homelessness
A Michigan rabbi says he does not believe a victory by progressive U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed would itself lead to harm against the... Read More.
Report highlights vulnerabilities in Minnesota Medicaid programs
A new report out of Minnesota is highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in the state's human services programs.
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