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Mississippi Officer Resigns After Fatal Shooting of 1-Year-Old Boy
A police officer who fatally shot a 1-year-old boy in Mississippi has resigned, according to the mayor of Senatobia.
Trump Says He Directed Justice Department Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Race
President Donald Trump said he ordered the Justice Department to pursue a lawsuit involving Alaska’s U.S. Senate race.
Two Former FBI Officials Charged in Hunter Biden Laptop Investigation
Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying about their involvement in the investigation of Hunter Biden’s laptop.
Minnesota Officials Say Trump Administration Halted Evidence Sharing in Good and Pretti Killings
Minnesota officials say the Trump administration stopped sharing evidence related to the killings of Good and Pretti.
Trump Raises Possibility of Military Intervention in Cuba
At a South Florida rally, President Donald Trump revived the possibility of U.S. military intervention in Cuba following the conflict with Iran.
Supreme Court Allows New Hampshire Ban on Student IDs for Voting
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed New Hampshire to fully prohibit the use of student identification cards for voting in the midterm elections.
U.S. Adds Helium to Critical Materials List
The United States has designated helium as a critical material, citing its importance to semiconductor production.
Citizenship Applicants Targeted in Illegal-Voting Crackdown
Immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship are being targeted as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal voting.
Treasury Proposes Restrictions on High-Tech Investments in China and Other Adversaries
The U.S. Treasury Department has proposed a rule aimed at cracking down on American high-tech investments in China and other countries considered adversaries.
Severe Flooding Forces Rooftop Rescues Across Four Corners
Severe flooding across the Four Corners region has prompted evacuations and rooftop rescues as heavy moisture continues to soak the area.
American Express Plans 3,500 Job Cuts Despite Higher Profits
American Express says it plans to reduce its workforce by 5%, or roughly 3,500 employees, even as the company reports rising profits.
Trump Eases Some Canadian Tariffs as Collins Faces Maine Election
President Donald Trump has exempted some Canadian imports from his 50% tariffs as he seeks to help Maine Sen. Susan Collins.
Trump Border Chief Defends Big Bend Wall Plans After Court Setback
The Trump administration’s border chief is defending plans for a border wall in Texas’ Big Bend region despite a setback in court.
California Cities Halt Data Centers as Regulations Struggle to Keep Pace
Some California cities are stopping data center projects as state regulations fail to scale quickly enough to address their growth.
Paxton and Talarico Face Off in Costly Texas Senate Contest
Ken Paxton and James Talarico are facing each other in an expensive U.S. Senate race in Texas.
World News
Deadly Tibet Earthquake Collapses Hundreds of Homes
A powerful earthquake in China’s Tibet region has killed at least 16 people and caused hundreds of homes to collapse.
Drone Strike Sinks Cargo Ship Near Romania
A drone attack in the Black Sea near Romania sank a cargo vessel and killed one person.
Seven Killed in Attack on Jordan Church During Funeral
Gunmen opened fire at a church during a funeral in Jordan, killing seven people and wounding 40 others.
West Bank Attack Leaves Two Israeli Soldiers and Two Gunmen Dead
The Israeli military says two soldiers were killed in a West Bank attack that also left two gunmen dead.
Melania Trump Brokers Aid Ceasefire in Russian-Occupied Ukrainian City
Melania Trump has brokered a ceasefire agreement in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city intended to allow relief aid to enter.
European Summer Heat Blamed for 50,000 Deaths
Extreme heat across Europe this summer claimed 50,000 lives, with climate change blamed for two-thirds of the deaths.
UAE Candidate for UN Leadership Faces Questions Over Sudan
A UAE diplomat seeking to become the next United Nations chief is facing questions over her country’s support for rebels in Sudan.
Building Collapse in Kenya Leaves Many Feared Trapped
Many people are feared trapped following the collapse of a tall building in Kenya.
Ebola Cases in Nigeria and Kenya May Have Airport Connection
The first Ebola patients identified in Nigeria and Kenya may have crossed paths at an airport in Uganda.
South Korea Seeks Military Talks With North Korea
South Korea has proposed military talks with North Korea in an effort to calm rising tensions along the border.
Sources: AP News, Google News
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