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CENTCOM Says the U.S. "Controls" Hormuz With 40+ Ships a Day. The Coalition's Own Advisory Counts About 30 and Eight Strikes in Two Days
U.S. Central Command told the world Thursday that America and its regional partners "control the strait" of Hormuz, with "more than 40 ships moving in the last...
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OCC Report Says Citibank Refused a Gun Company's IPO Help Over Magazine and Under-21 Sales Policies
A federal bank regulator says Citibank turned away a firearms-industry company that wanted help going public because the company's gun-sale policies did not match the bank's own...
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Judge Tosses DOJ's NYC Sanctuary Suit, and His Own Footnote Lists 11 Earlier Rulings Against the Government
A federal judge in Brooklyn threw out the Justice Department's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary laws on Thursday, and his opinion contains a line DOJ will...
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Georgia Voters Smash the First-Day Early Voting Record by 53,000 as Trump Rallies in Dalton for Collins
More than 188,600 Georgians voted in person on the first day of early voting, a midterm record and about 53,000 more than the same day in 2022,...
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IMF Tells Bessent America Can't Grow Out of $40 Trillion in Debt, and Treasury Fires Back at the Fund's Forecasts
The International Monetary Fund told Washington this week that the United States cannot simply outgrow its debt, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's team answered within a day...
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DOJ Sues California Over 20,000 Alleged Noncitizens on Voter Rolls Three Weeks Before Election Day
The Justice Department sued California on Thursday, claiming more than 20,000 likely noncitizens are registered to vote there and were mailed ballots for the November 3 midterms....
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MS NOW Said Kash Patel 'Landed in Russia.' He Was in Virginia Honoring Cops, and the Network Had to Take It Back
MS NOW told its viewers on Wednesday that FBI Director Kash Patel had "landed in Russia." He was in Lynchburg, Virginia, at Liberty University, honoring police officers....
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DOJ Opens Investigation Into Pennsauken, NJ Over Gun Permit Delays Under Dhillon's Second Amendment Section
The Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into Pennsauken, New Jersey, over how long its police department takes to approve firearm permits. It is the...
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Trump Says Iran Strike Leakers 'Should Be Shot' After Claiming B-2 Departure Time Hit the Press
President Trump told a crowd in Bullhead City, Arizona, on Wednesday that government leakers who reveal when American bombers take off "should be shot," tying the line...
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Ninth Circuit Strikes Down California's ICE ID Law, Calls Trump Administration 'Certain' to Win
A unanimous Ninth Circuit panel ruled Wednesday that California cannot force ICE agents and other federal officers to wear visible identification, and the opinion goes further than...
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Third Circuit Frees a DUI Convict's Guns, and Calls DOJ's 'Apply for Restoration' Fix a 'Slow Trickle'
A full 14-judge Third Circuit ruled Tuesday that Edward Williams, a Pennsylvania man disarmed for life over a 2005 drunk-driving conviction, may keep his guns. The Justice...
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