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Border 'Got-Aways' Fall 98.5% Under Trump
Border Patrol recorded fewer than 550 known but unapprehended border crossers during the first 14 days of September, a landmark decline from daily peaks of more than 2,000 in 2023.
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President Trump Announces New AI Force
Trump said the initiative will include an AI czar and focus on overseeing the industry without slowing its development.
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SD Secretary of State Backs Democrat Over GOP Nominee
South Dakota Secretary of State Monae Johnson, who lost her party's nomination for a second term in office, endorsed Democrat Terrence Davis against the Republican that defeated her.
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Mullin Defends Trump Immigration Policy Against Salazar
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin rejected criticism from Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar over immigration enforcement
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U.S. Escorts 1 Billion Barrels Through Hormuz
CENTCOM says more than 2,000 commercial vessels have crossed the strategic waterway while the U.S. blockade has halted Iranian crude exports.
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Boebert Faces Ethics Complaint Over Staff Relationships
A sworn ethics complaint was filed with the House Ethics Committee accusing Rep. Lauren Boebert of violating House rules by having sexual relationships with three staff members.
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Judge Signals Rejection of Part of TikTok $400M Deal
A U.S. District Judge in Los Angeles tentatively denied a request on Friday to vacate a 2019 consent decree tied to the proposed settlement.
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Google Gemini Hacked Real Companies During Test
Gemini accessed three real companies during a May cybersecurity evaluation after an unintended internet connection exposed the model to live systems.
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AI Giants Sued Over Alleged Slowdown Pact
Four consumers sued Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI and Google, accusing them of coordinating to slow AI development.
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Miami Herald Facing Backlash for Twisting Erika Donalds' Remarks
The outlet is under fire for the second time this month over an article published on Friday that selectively framed remarks Donalds made during a roundtable.
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Denmark Optimistic on Trump's Greenland Deal
The Danish government cautiously welcomed Trump's announcement of a deal boosting U.S. military presence on the island while keeping Danish control.
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Iran Sends War Conditions to Trump Via Qatar
Mohsen Rezaei announced on Saturday that Qatar had delivered Iran's terms for ending the war to President Donald Trump and that Tehran awaited his response.
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Hinson Leads Turek in Iowa Senate Poll
A new Trafalgar Group survey shows Democrat Josh Turek trailing Republican Ashley Hinson by less than two points in Iowa’s 2026 U.S. Senate race.
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France Fuel Shortage Affects 11% of Gas Stations
Government figures released Saturday morning indicated that supply difficulties persisted nationwide amid elevated fuel prices.
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Trump Extends $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee for Another Year
The extension keeps the payment requirement in place through September 2027 as the administration increases scrutiny of employers seeking foreign workers.
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US Deportees Beaten by Police in Equatorial Guinea
Two men held at a Malabo hotel under a Trump administration third-country deportation deal were hooded, bound and assaulted on September 11.
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Canada's Top General Competes for NATO Military Committee Chair
General Jennie Carignan faces Germany's Gen. Carsten Breuer in a secret ballot on Saturday for the alliance's top military post.
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Trump-Xi Summit Looms With AI Rivalry Intensifying
The White House meeting next week spotlights U.S. efforts to maintain dominance in artificial intelligence against Chinese competition.
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Poland PM Warns of Russian 'Accidental' NATO Strikes
Donald Tusk told parliament on Thursday that intelligence shows Russia plans hybrid drone and missile attacks on eastern flank allies while claiming accidents.
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Huawei Accelerates AI Chip Plans to Rival Nvidia
The Chinese company announced earlier-than-planned releases of its next Ascend processors at its Connect 2026 event in Shanghai yesterday.
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South Korean President Rejects Middle East Troop Deployment
President Lee Jae-myung stated on Friday that South Korea would not deploy troops or assets to support the U.S. war against Iran.
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UNGA Approves Abbas Video Address After US Visa Ban
The UN General Assembly voted to let Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas speak by video after the US extended his visa denial for national security.
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South Korea Announces Plan to Approve Abortion Pills
The government unveiled a phased rollout of medication abortions on Wednesday following years of legislative inaction since the 2019 court ruling.
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New Tiger Cat Species Named in Bolivia After Century
Scientists described the tilcayo as the first entirely new cat species formally named in more than 100 years.
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Poland Joins Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the move during a Carpathian summit in Ukraine on Friday.