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White House Orders Expanded Federal Campaign Against Transnational Cybercrime Networks

President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing law enforcement, diplomatic and cybersecurity agencies to intensify efforts against international scam operations targeting Americans.
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Justice Department Investigates Philadelphia Police Over Concealed Carry Permit Revocations
House Panel Advances Housing and Urban Development Spending Bill on Party-Line Vote
Southern Poverty Law Center Report Highlights Concerns Over Extremist Influence in Government
American Petroleum Institute Warns Strategic Petroleum Reserve Is Near Critical Levels
Labor Department Finalizes Tougher Financial Disclosure Requirements for Unions
White House Orders Expanded Federal Campaign Against Transnational Cybercrime Networks
Bipartisan Lawmakers Seek Federal Framework for College Athlete Compensation
Bipartisan Senators Introduce Bill to Protect Career Diplomats From Political Retaliation
Postal Service Proposes New Rules for Mail-In Ballot Deliveries
President Trump Signals Intention to End USMCA Ahead of Scheduled Trade Agreement Review
Global Markets Swing Sharply as Artificial Intelligence Stocks Fluctuate Ahead of Major Technology Listings
United States Inflation Climbs to Three-Year High as Energy Costs Drive Price Surge and Rate Expectations Shift
International Atomic Energy Agency Passes Resolution Urging Iran to Restore Full Nuclear Inspection Access
Pakistan Conducts Cross-Border Airstrikes Into Afghanistan as Taliban Reports Civilian Casualties and Protests Escalate
Israel Expands Northern Offensive With Strikes and Full Evacuation Order for Lebanese City of Tyre
United States and Israel Escalate Strikes Against Iran as Strait of Hormuz Closure Triggers Global Energy Shock
Trump Administration Orders Military Bases to Pursue Long-Term Coal Power Contracts
Defense Department Awards Long-Term Contract to Modernize Hawthorne Army Depot
Justice Department Opens Investigation Into City University of New York Program
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Moves to Rescind Longstanding Affirmative Action Guidance
Justice Department Declares Federal Disparate Impact Employment Guidance Unconstitutional
Supreme Court to Reconsider Biden-Era Energy Efficiency Standards for Gas Furnaces
Justice Department Restructures Election Oversight Responsibilities
Government Accountability Office Finds Major Management Failures at Texas Immigration Detention Facility
Senate Accelerates Judicial Confirmations as Conservatives Seek Long-Term Influence on Federal Courts
Supreme Court Expected to Weigh Limits on Federal Regulatory Authority
NASA Seeks Additional Funding to Keep Lunar Return Plans on Track
Meta Commits $115 Million to Data Center Workforce Training Program
Trump Administration Issues Executive Order Establishing National Artificial Intelligence Security Framework
Federal Reserve Expected to Keep Interest Rates Elevated After Strong Jobs Report
Senate Republicans Secure Victory on Border Funding After Marathon Voting Session
Stocks Rise as Investors Respond to Signs of Easing Middle East Tensions
Congress Begins Work on Fiscal 2027 Homeland Security and Labor Spending Bills
Federal Court Blocks Trump Global Tariff Initiative in Major Setback for White House Trade Agenda
House Republicans Advance $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Funding Package
US Military Helicopter Downed Near Strait of Hormuz as Washington and Tehran Pursue Parallel Diplomacy
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Trump Pushes to Remove Senate Parliamentarian as Battle Over Federal Voter ID Bill Intensifies
Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Deprivation of Liberty in Healthcare Settings
Labor Department Finalizes Expanded Financial Disclosure Requirements for Unions
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Justice Department Investigates Philadelphia Police Over Concealed Carry Permit Revocations
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Federal Contractor Agrees to $21.3 Million Settlement in Veteran Contracting Case
United States and Ghana Complete Extradition in Major Corruption Case
House Republicans Advance Housing Department Spending Bill Without Democratic Support
American Petroleum Institute Warns Strategic Petroleum Reserve Has Fallen to Concerning Levels
Bipartisan Lawmakers Seek Federal Rules for College Athlete Compensation
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