Postal traffic to U.S. dropped 80% after end of duty-free shipping
Postal traffic to the U.S. plummeted 80% after President Donald Trump suspended the duty-free de minimis exemption on Aug. 29.
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WATCH: Bonta disappointed with U.S. Supreme Court ruling
California Attorney General Rob Bonta expressed disappointment Monday with a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that temporarily overturns a lower court’s order prohibiting U.S.... Read More.
Medical training accreditor ends DEI policies, closes department
The group that accredits graduate level medical training programs across the U.S. has closed its diversity, equity and inclusion office and ended its DEI... Read More.
Trump’s tariffs ‘not survivable’ for some U.S. small businesses
The small businesses that challenged President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs told the U.S. Supreme Court that the import taxes are "not survivable" for some... Read More.
‘Glaring failure:’ lawmaker accuses Meta of failing to make AI chatbots kid-safe
A U.S. lawmaker is once again demanding that Meta prevent minors from accessing its AI chatbots, citing the technology company’s “glaring failure to properly... Read More.
Supreme Court allows ICE to factor race, workplace into L.A. raids
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday to temporarily allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to use race, native language and place of work... Read More.
DEA surge nets drugs, 617 arrests, 420 firearms, $11 million in cash
The Drug Enforcement Administration said Monday it seized drugs, guns and millions of dollars in cash during a week-long surge effort aimed at the... Read More.
Lawmakers seek to offer immigrants temporary legal status
A bipartisan group of lawmakers have introduced a bill to offer immigrants the opportunity to live and work in the United States legally.
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NTU urges Congress to let temporary Obamacare tax credits end, impacting millions
The National Taxpayers Union is urging Congress to let the expanded Obamacare premium tax credits, which help subsidize health insurance rates, expire in 2025... Read More.
Everyday Economics: Why weak jobs data trumps inflation concerns for Fed policy
The August jobs report delivered a shocking blow, revealing an economy teetering on the edge of a jobs recession. Just 22,000 jobs were added... Read More.
