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Justice Department Pursues Citizenship Revocation Cases Against Convicted Criminals

Federal prosecutors filed coordinated lawsuits seeking to revoke the citizenship of 17 naturalized Americans convicted of serious offenses including fraud, drug trafficking, and sexual crimes. The cases mark an expansion of the administration's immigration enforcement efforts through existing denaturalization provisions.
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Why Americans Queue for $15 Ice Cream and a $100 Caviar Pint
Another AI Genius Left the United States — and Silicon Valley Is Starting to Worry
Shein Reports $99mn Loss as Trade Barriers Test Low-Cost Model
CXMT Gains 466% in China’s Biggest IPO Since 2010
Amazon Seeks Approval for 5,105-Satellite Mobile Network
US Faces Scrutiny Over Response to Flesh-Eating Maggot Outbreak
Trump Directs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to Purchase $200 Billion in Mortgage Securities
US Military Carries Out Deadly Strike on Suspected Drug Trafficking Vessel in Eastern Pacific
Trump Signs Executive Order Tightening Customs Enforcement and Targeting Illicit Supply Chains
US Supreme Court Expands Second Amendment Protections for Marijuana Users in Firearm Case
Italy Cancels Washington Visit After Diplomatic Dispute Between Giorgia Meloni and Donald Trump
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook Reports $1.3 Million in Legal and Security Costs After Dismissal Attempt
White House Redirects Secret Service Funds to Finance Multi-Million Dollar East Wing Ballroom Project
Trump Administration Imposes Sweeping Export Restrictions on Advanced Artificial Intelligence Systems
Vice President JD Vance Rebukes Israeli Critics of US–Iran Peace Agreement as Diplomatic Tensions Deepen
United States Launches Major Review of NATO Force Levels as Trump Administration Presses Europe on Defence Spending
Rising Fast Food Prices Add to U.S. Cost-of-Living Concerns
National Mall Reflecting Pool Renovation Faces Fresh Criticism Over Persistent Algae Problems
Administration Reverses Plan to Dismantle Deep-Sea Climate Monitoring Network
Janeese Lewis George Set to Become Mayor of Washington, D.C.
Senator Josh Hawley Seeks Government-Wide Audit of Federal Public Relations Spending
Election Officials Intensify Security Reviews Ahead of Upcoming Primary Cycles
Federal Agencies Raise Preparedness Levels for Early Summer Storm Season
National Juneteenth Celebrations Mark 161 Years Since the End of Slavery in the United States
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook Reports More Than US$1.3 Million in Legal and Security Costs
White House Redirects More Than US$350 Million From Secret Service Budget to Ballroom Renovation
Congressional Budget Office Warns Recent Defense Spending Is Adding Fiscal Pressure
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Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Federal Gun Restrictions for Marijuana Users
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National Mall Reflecting Pool Refurbishment Faces Persistent Maintenance Challenges
Washington, D.C. Prepares for Leadership Change as Janeese Lewis George Readies to Take Office
Fed Governor Lisa Cook Reports More Than US$1 Million in Legal Costs
White House Redirects US$352 Million From Secret Service Budget to Ballroom Renovation Project
White House Reverses Plan to Dismantle Deep-Sea Ocean Monitoring System
Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Federal Gun Restrictions for Marijuana Users
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Presses NATO Allies to Increase Military Spending
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