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You Vote: After a weekend of festivities celebrating America's 250th anniversary, what do you think?
"We are one people. We are one family. You showed that tonight!" Trump said in a soaring speech celebrating American exceptionalism.
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‘Troubling’: NY Judge blocks DOJ from accessing medical records of child transgender procedures
Chief medical officer at watchdog Do No Harm Dr. Kurt Miceli told The Center Square: "It’s troubling to see activist judges overlook children’s safety in matters involving sex change interventions.”
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Trump announces Walmart to lower prices for thousands of products at his administration's request
Walmart said it will be lowering prices through its signature Rollbacks and Sam's Club programs, and customers can expect savings on groceries, household and everyday essentials, outdoor living, toys and apparel.
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As NC faces budget shortfall, Gov. Stein decides to reverse planned Medicaid cuts
Losses in peace of mind for 3 million North Carolinians reliant on Medicaid, in the courtroom by the governor’s administration, and in reimbursements to health care providers took a pause Wednesday.
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Now under closer scrutiny, thousands of Afghan refugees qualified for slew of costly benefits
Following the pullout of American forces from Afghanistan in 2021, the Biden administration admitted nearly 200,000 evacuees between 2021 and 2023, including two recently arrested on terrorism charges.
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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for third consecutive time
The reduced rate is the lowest it has been in nearly three years
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Musk: DOGE was 'somewhat successful,' had he focused on companies, Teslas wouldn't have been torched
DOGE "stopped a lot of funding that really just made no sense" and was "entirely wasteful," Elon Musk said
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Governors Cox and Shapiro engage at National Cathedral for 'A dialogue we sorely need'
The governors were asked who, if anyone, bears responsibility for the normalization of violent rhetoric. Shapiro blamed President Trump.
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Supreme Court to decide this week whether to take up 'climate' case allowing oil company to be sued
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide on Friday whether to consider a case allowing state and local governments to sue fossil fuel companies for alleged damages related to climate change.
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School district trampled due process in criminal probe of student for Charlie Kirk message: lawsuit
Student got permission from front office to honor slain activist on "spirit rock," but officials accused her of criminal vandalism, coerced a confession, searched phone without a warrant and never informed her of her rights, lawsuit says.
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As federal investigation expands, MN Gov. Walz tells Seattle crowd he'll welcome more Somalis
Walz drew a standing ovation upon his introduction, despite the fact he’s been under intense scrutiny and a federal investigation concerning massive fraud involving the Somali community in state social services programs under his watch.
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One dead in shooting at Kentucky State University, sheriff's office confirms suspect is in custody
The names of the people who were shot have not been released so far, but the second person has been transported to the hospital in stable but critical condition.
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New York Catholic archdiocese to negotiate sex-abuse settlement with 1,300 accusers, raising $300M
“As we have repeatedly acknowledged, the sexual abuse of minors long ago has brought shame upon our church,” Cardinal Timothy Dolan said