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Biden Undergoes Skin Cancer Surgery... Latest Health Challenge

Biden Has Surgery to Remove Skin Cancer - Spokeswoman Confirms

Joe Biden Undergoes Surgery to Remove Skin Cancer on Forehead

Former President Joe Biden recently underwent Mohs surgery to remove skin cancer lesions from his forehead, raising fresh concerns about his health.

Trump to Rename Pentagon Department of War - Executive Order Set

Trump Plans Pentagon Rebrand as Department of War... Show of Force

President Donald Trump plans an executive order to rename the Department of Defense as the Department of War, seeking to restore a historic and tougher image.

Venezuelan Jets Fly Near US Navy Ship - Pentagon Calls Move Provocative

Pentagon Warns Venezuela After Military Planes Near Navy Vessel

Two Venezuelan Fighter Jets Show Force Over US Warship

The US Department of Defense reports Venezuelan military aircraft flew provocatively near a US Navy ship, escalating tensions in international waters.

RFK Jr. Faces Fierce Senate Grill Over Vaccine Turmoil

Lawmakers Clash with RFK Jr. Over Vaccine Restrictions and CDC Firings

RFK Jr. Defends Agency Shakeup Amid Senate Firestorm

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces intense bipartisan scrutiny in Senate hearing over his vaccine policies and CDC shake-up.

26 Nations Pledge Troops to Postwar Ukraine Security Force

French President Macron Announces 26 Countries Back Ukraine Security Deal

Coalition of 26 Nations Commits to Ukraine Reassurance Force

A coalition of 26 countries has pledged to contribute troops and security guarantees to a reassurance force for Ukraine amid ongoing war uncertainty.

DOJ Sues California Utility Over Deadly Eaton Fire

Federal Lawsuit Targets SoCal Edison for Fire Ignition

DOJ Seeks $40 Million from Utility in Wildfire Case

The Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against California utility companies, accusing negligence that led to deadly wildfires.

Appeals Court Blocks Shutdown Order for Alligator Alcatraz Center

Federal Court Halts Closure of Controversial Florida Detention Site

Alligator Alcatraz Immigration Facility Remains Open After Court Ruling

A federal appeals court has blocked a judge’s order to dismantle Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz immigrant detention facility, allowing continued operations.

Trump Admin Scraps Flight Delay Compensation Rule

No More Cash for Flight Delays as Trump Dumps Biden Policy

Flight Disruption Payout Plan Abandoned Under Trump

Trump administration reverses Biden-era rule requiring airlines to compensate passengers for flight disruptions, ending the regulation.

Putin Warns Western Troops in Ukraine Will Be Targeted

Putin Vows to Strike Foreign Soldiers in Ukraine Peace Effort

Russian Leader Labels NATO Forces in Ukraine Legitimate Targets

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatens to target any Western troops deployed to Ukraine, escalating tensions amid coalition troop commitments.

Angela Rayner Sleaze Report Expected Today Amid Stamp Duty Scandal

Deputy PM Faces Judgment Day in Tax Scandal

Rayner on Brink as Sleaze Panel Prepares Verdict

Political sleaze report on Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is imminent amidst stamp duty controversy and calls for resignation.

Trump Hosts Tech Titans Praise Pro-Business Agenda

Tech CEOs Lavish Praise on Trump at White House Dinner

Trump Pushed AI and Chip Investments in Oval Office Meeting

President Donald Trump hosts a high-profile White House dinner with major tech CEOs praising his pro-business agenda amid key technology investments.

Afghanistan Earthquake Death Toll Hits 2,200 and Rising

Third Quake Strikes Afghanistan Amid Rising Deaths

Afghans Face Devastation as Seismic Disaster Death Toll Mounts

A powerful earthquake in Afghanistan has caused over 2,200 deaths and thousands of injuries, with ongoing rescue efforts in affected mountainous regions.

Lisbon Funicular Crash Kills 16 in Deadliest Accident

At Least 16 Die in Portugal Funicular Disaster

Lisbon suffers its worst accident in recent years as a funicular railway derails, killing at least 16 people and injuring many more.

DOJ Probes Mortgage Fraud Claims Against Fed Governor Lisa Cook

Federal Investigation Opens into Fired Fed Governor Cook

Justice Department Takes Action on Mortgage Fraud Allegations

The Department of Justice has launched a criminal mortgage fraud investigation into former Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook amid growing controversy.

Trump’s Deadly Strike on Venezuelan Drug Boat Sparks Outcry

Military Attack on Drug Boat Provokes Legal Debate

Critics Blast Illegal Killing in Trump’s Drug War

Trump administration military strike on a Venezuelan drug boat kills 11, raising legal and diplomatic questions amid controversy.

Trans Shooter Kills 2 in Minneapolis Catholic School Rampage

Mass Shooting at Catholic School Raises National Alarm

Nation reels as a transgender individual opens fire at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring many more.

D.C. Sues Trump Admin Over National Guard Crime Deployment

Attorney General Battles Trump on Military Occupation of D.C.

Washington Fights Back Against Federal Guard Troop Surge

The National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., aimed at curbing crime, is being met with legal challenges and political resistance from city officials.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts

Supreme Court Tensions Rise Over Trump Rulings

Courts Push Back on Trump’s Executive Overreach

Trump administration faces setbacks as courts reject various attempts to reshape government policy and authority, including funding and judicial matters.

DOJ Weighs Transgender Gun Ownership Ban Amid Massacre Fallout

Trump DOJ Mulls Ban on Firearms for Trans-Identifying Individuals

Department of Justice Eyes Restrictions on Transgender Gun Rights

Controversial move to restrict firearm ownership among transgender individuals is under consideration by the Department of Justice amid political backlash.

DOJ Sues Boston Over Sanctuary City Laws

Feds Target Boston’s ‘Sanctuary’ Policies in New Lawsuit

Justice Department sues City of Boston over sanctuary policies, accusing city officials of shielding criminals and obstructing federal law enforcement.

Thousands of HHS Workers Demand RFK Jr. Resign Over CDC Chaos

HHS Employees Petition for Secretary’s Exit Amid Vaccine Fight

Over 1,000 current and former employees at the Department of Health and Human Services call for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s resignation amid internal turmoil.

Stock Futures Flat Ahead of Crucial Jobs Report

Markets Wait for August Payroll Numbers to Set Tone

Investors Eye Jobs Data as Market Stability Hangs in Balance

U.S. stock markets remain poised ahead of August jobs report, with futures mixed as investors await critical economic data.

Photos Spark Rumors of Biden and Trump Health Woes

Biden’s Head Injury Draws Media Scrutiny and Concern

Broken and repaired narratives emerge around Trump's health after recent photos show him with injuries, fueling rumors and media speculation.

Broadcom Rides AI Boom with 22% Revenue Growth in Q3

Mystery $10B AI Customer Sparks Broadcom Stock Surge

Intel, Nvidia supplier Broadcom reports strong revenue growth driven by AI demand, surprising investors with upbeat forecasts and a $10 billion AI customer.

ICE Raids Hyundai Site in Georgia, Detains Hundreds

USCIS to Deploy Armed Agents in Immigration Fraud Crackdown

Illegal immigration enforcement intensifies with raids at Hyundai facility in Georgia and deployment of new special agents by USCIS to combat fraud.

D.C. Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment in Crime Crackdown

Trump’s Crime Crackdown Sparks City Lawsuit Amid Guard Battle

Major urban crime crackdowns by Trump administration fuel controversy; Washington D.C. files lawsuits challenging National Guard deployment as political battles ensue.

Fashion Icon Giorgio Armani Dies at 91

King Giorgio Armani Leaves Lasting Mark on Style

Giorgio Armani, renowned Italian fashion legend, dies at 91 leaving a lasting legacy on global style and powerful women’s attire.

US to Buy 2M Doses of New HIV Prevention Medication

Health Officials Optimistic About Breakthrough HIV Drug

The U.S. government purchases millions of doses of new HIV prevention drugs to expand access in low-income countries, signaling a healthcare breakthrough.