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Bryan Kohberger Takes Plea Deal in Idaho Murders

Kohberger to Plead Guilty, Death Penalty Off the Table

Victims’ Families Slam Plea Deal in Idaho Slayings

The Idaho murders case dominated headlines as Bryan Kohberger agreed to plead guilty in the 2022 killings of four University of Idaho students. The plea deal means he will avoid the death penalty, sparking anger from victims’ families and extensive legal developments.

Idaho Firefighters Killed in Sniper Ambush

Suspect Wess Roley Identified in Firefighter Shooting

Chilling Photo Released of Firefighter Shooter

Idaho firefighters were ambushed during a response to a brush fire. Suspect Wess Roley deliberately started the fire, then shot and killed two firefighters and wounded a third. Authorities released chilling images and continue investigating the motive behind the attack.

Senate Pushes to Pass Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

GOP Senators Clash Over Medicaid Cuts in Budget Bill

Marathon Vote-A-Rama Shapes Fate of Trump’s Bill

Senate Republicans move forward with passage of President Trump's sweeping tax and spending plan dubbed the 'Big Beautiful Bill.' The bill faces opposition and marathon votes with debates on Medicaid cuts and tax breaks, as GOP leadership scrambles to secure support.

Trump Lifts Sanctions on Syria in Policy Shift

Sanctions Ended but Assad Still Targeted

The Trump administration has lifted sanctions on Syria, signaling a shift towards normalization and potential investment opportunities. Sanctions on central bank and former dictator Bashar al-Assad remain.

DOJ Smashes $14.6 Billion Health Care Fraud Ring

324 Charged in Largest Ever Healthcare Fraud Bust

The DOJ has announced the largest health care fraud takedown in history, charging over 300 individuals involved in schemes totaling $14.6 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare and Medicaid.

Supreme Court to Hear GOP Campaign Finance Case

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Republican-backed case challenging campaign finance restrictions, potentially altering party spending limits and impacting U.S. election laws.

Musk Vows to Primary GOP Lawmakers Backing Trump Bill

Elon Musk Escalates Feud Over Big Beautiful Bill

Elon Musk issues a fierce threat to Republican lawmakers planning to support President Trump's spending bill, promising to back primary challengers against them in the upcoming election cycle.

Deadly Israeli Strikes Pound Gaza Amid Ceasefire Push

Israel Hits Gaza Cafe Amid Rising Civilian Deaths

Israeli military escalated airstrikes in Gaza, killing dozens amid ongoing hostilities and efforts to push ceasefire talks, with increased tensions worsening humanitarian conditions.

Canada Drops Digital Tax After Trump Trade Threat

White House Claims Victory as Canada Backs Down

Canada has dropped its planned digital services tax on U.S. tech companies after strong pressure and warnings of trade retaliation from President Trump, reopening trade negotiations between the countries.

Trump Sends Sharp Note to Fed Chair Powell

White House Shares Trump’s ‘Too Late’ Fed Letter

President Trump shared a handwritten note criticizing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s interest rate policies, continuing a contentious feud over monetary policy amid economic recovery.

DOJ Sues Los Angeles Over Sanctuary City Policies

Trump Administration Pushes Legal Fight Against LA

The Trump Justice Department has launched a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles over its sanctuary city policies, accusing local officials of obstructing federal immigration enforcement efforts.

Senator Thom Tillis Won’t Seek Reelection

Tillis Blasts Trump Bill Cuts in Fiery Speech

North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis announced he will not seek reelection, citing opposition to President Trump’s tax and spending bill, marking a significant GOP loss ahead of the midterm elections.

Dad Jumps Overboard to Save Daughter from Disney Ship

Father and Child Rescued After Cruise Ship Overboard

A dramatic rescue occurred when a father jumped overboard from a Disney cruise ship to save his daughter who fell into the ocean, with both being rescued safely by the ship’s crew.

Supreme Court Curbs Nationwide Injunctions

Court to Hear GOP Challenge on Campaign Spending

The Supreme Court issued rulings curbing activist federal judges’ nationwide injunctions and agreed to hear major campaign finance and birthright citizenship cases, signaling significant judicial actions ahead.

Trump Admin Finds Harvard Violated Civil Rights Act

Harvard Faces Threat of Federal Funding Loss

Harvard University found to have violated civil rights laws by failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitic harassment; the Trump administration threatens to cut federal funding as a result.

Family Speaks Out After Idaho Firefighter Ambush

Suspect Wanted to Be Firefighter Before Deadly Attack

Elijah Roley's family and community react to the deadly firefighter ambush; authorities provide new details about the suspect's background and motives behind the attack in Idaho.

India Hopes to Seal US Trade Deal Soon

India and the U.S. are working towards a near-term trade deal, amid ongoing negotiations and efforts to resolve tariff disputes to boost bilateral commerce and economic cooperation.

Musk Calls for New Party Amid Trump Megabill Fight

Musk Vows to Fight GOP Over Big Beautiful Bill

Elon Musk renewed calls to form a new political party, attacking both Republican and Democratic establishments as he intensifies his opposition to President Trump’s big spending bill in Congress.

Dollar Hits Weakest Start Since 1973

Trump Policies Weigh on Dollar's Global Standing

The dollar faces its worst start to a year since 1973, impacted by uncertainties over Trump's tax bill and trade policies, affecting global markets and currency valuations.

Satellite Images Show Activity at Iran’s Fordow Site

New satellite activity detected at Iran’s Fordow nuclear site suggests increased operations nearly a week after U.S. airstrikes, raising concerns about Tehran’s nuclear program status.