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Supreme Court Rejects Limits on Medical Care for Transgender Inmates
The Supreme Court rebuffed Trump administration restrictions on medical care provided to transgender inmates.
Judge Halts Federal Noncitizen Voting Investigation in Nine States
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop its investigation into noncitizen voting across nine states.
US Jobless Claims Drop to Lowest Level Since July
New applications for unemployment benefits fell to 194,000 last week, reaching their lowest level since July.
Deportations Rise but Remain Below White House Goal
A new report finds that deportations have increased under the Trump administration but have not reached the White House's target.
New Mexico Attorney General Alleges Epstein Ranch Abuse Cover-Up
New Mexico's attorney general accused an attorney and accountant connected to Jeffrey Epstein of covering up abuse at his ranch.
Poll Finds Costs and Iran Outrank Trump Investigations for Voters
An AP-NORC poll finds that voters place greater priority on costs and Iran than on having the next Congress investigate Donald Trump.
Judge Orders Trump Deposition in BBC Defamation Case
A judge ordered Donald Trump to sit for a deposition by December 11 in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC.
Virginia State Senator Accused of Leading Marijuana Conspiracy
Powerful Democratic Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas is accused of leading a criminal conspiracy involving marijuana.
Ilhan Omar Plans Move After Federal Search of Washington Home
Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move out of her Washington, D.C., home following a federal search.
Storm Josephine Brings Flooding and Strong Winds to East Coast
Storm Josephine is bringing coastal flooding and strong winds to the Eastern Seaboard.
Ohio Chemical Tank Leak Prompts Evacuations
A leaking chemical tank forced evacuations in Ohio as officials allowed a plume from the tank to vent.
California State Workers Strike Over Office Mandate, Pay and Health Care
California state workers began a one-day strike involving disputes over a return-to-office mandate, compensation and health care.
Quest Diagnostics Reports Breach Affecting Patient Records
Quest Diagnostics reported a cybersecurity breach affecting what the company described as certain patient records.
Tech Companies Offer More Money and Transparency Amid Data Center Pushback
Technology companies facing opposition to data centers are promising host communities more money and fewer secrets.
Arizona Assesses Damage After at Least Three Rare Tornadoes
Arizona is surveying damage after at least three rare tornadoes struck the state.
World News
Iran Says Seven Oil Tankers Attacked in Strait of Hormuz
Iran says seven oil tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing fears of renewed war.
Russian Missiles Strike Kyiv as Moscow Reports Massive Drone Attacks
Russian missiles pounded Kyiv as Moscow said more than 800 Ukrainian drones had been downed.
Powerful Earthquake in Tibet Kills 16 and Injures 32
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Tibet in China, killing 16 people and injuring 32.
US Orders Some Diplomats Out of Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Concerns
The United States ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia as fears increased over escalating Houthi attacks.
Africa CDC Calls Ebola Crisis Summit as Nigeria Reports First Case
The Africa CDC called for an Ebola crisis summit after Nigeria recorded its first case amid an outbreak spreading beyond Congo.
North Korea Plans to Resume Cross-Border Propaganda Broadcasts
North Korea says it will restart propaganda broadcasts across its border with South Korea.
European Union Gives Top Rights Prize to International Criminal Court
The European Union awarded its leading human rights prize to the International Criminal Court days after the Trump administration imposed sanctions.
Thousands Rally in Paris After Court Lifts Protest Ban
Thousands gathered in Paris after a court lifted a protest ban despite concerns about renewed violence.
Serbian Students Draw Huge Crowd Ahead of Election
Large crowds gathered for the final pre-election rally organized by Serbia's student movement.
Brazil's Supreme Court Suspends Amazon Gold Mine Permit
Brazil's Supreme Court suspended the permit for a major gold mining project in the Amazon.
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