Antisemitic shooting of Israeli diplomats adds to alarming rise in domestic terrorism
FBI investigates antisemitic attack on Israeli diplomats in D.C. as domestic terrorism rises, including Tesla arsons and military base threats across the U.S.
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GOP Budget Bill Would Repeal Tax on Firearm Suppressors
The proposed repeal of the $200 transfer tax is part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act reconciliation underway in Congress. WASHINGTON—A major fiscal policy bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on May 22 would rescind the tax imposed on suppressors—colloquially called “silencers”—for firearms. Suppressors are thick cylinders attached to the muzzle of
Federal judge blocks Trump administration from terminating international students’ legal status
A judge halted the Trump administration's actions against international students, affecting their legal status and visa records amid campus protests.
US Will Retain China Chip Restrictions Despite AI Policy Shift: Adviser
The United States is using export controls to block the Chinese communist regime from obtaining advanced semiconductor chips. Senior White House policy adviser on artificial intelligence Sriram Krishnan said on May 21 that the United States will retain export controls on China, responding to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s call to ease restrictions. Huang had discussed
Small business hoping for Trump’s attention buys millions in meme coin
When President Trump’s new tariffs started throttling freight traffic, the leader of trucking logistics firm Freight Technologies used an unorthodox method to try and get the president’s attention. The California-based firm purchased $2 million worth of Trump Coin, the signature cryptocurrency backed by Mr. Trump. The president and his family launched Trump Coin days before
Trump holding migrants in Djibouti after judge blocks trip to South Sudan
Judge: DHS South Sudan flight violated order Judge rules Trump administration violated court order with South Sudan deportation flight 05:38 A group of eight migrants are being held in the small African country of Djibouti after a judge said the Trump administration’s attempt to fly them to South Sudan “unquestionably” violated a court order, President
Here’s who could benefit from the proposed $40,000 SALT deduction cap
Some U.S. homeowners may soon get a sizable tax break thanks to the massive budget package that was passed by the House early Thursday. The legislation — dubbed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — includes a provision that would lift the tax deduction cap for state and local taxes, or SALT, to $40,000 from