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ICE Worked With Iran on 2025 Deportation Flights, Emails Show
Newly released emails show U.S. immigration officials coordinated with Iranian officials on three flights that returned more than 100 Iranians in late 2025 and early 2026.
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ICC Condemns U.S. Sanctions on President and Senior Prosecutor
The International Criminal Court called new U.S. sanctions against its president and a senior prosecution lawyer a “flagrant attack” on the tribunal’s independence.
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Israeli Military to Open Criminal Investigations Into Gaza Killings After Troop Conduct Review
Israel’s military said it will investigate the deaths of a 5-year-old Palestinian girl and her family members and 15 paramedics after reviewing 150 incidents from the Gaza war.
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Stars and Stripes Publisher to Retire Amid Pentagon Editorial Dispute
Max D. Lederer Jr. will retire Sept. 30 after saying his leadership philosophy and understanding of the military newspaper’s mission differ fundamentally from Pentagon leadership’s direction.
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Trump Showcases White House Helipad as Ballroom Construction Faces Court Challenges
President Donald Trump displayed construction on a new White House helipad and defended the continued work on a $400 million ballroom despite legal challenges over congressional approval.
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Fed Officials Signal Higher Rates If Inflation Remains Elevated
Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s July meeting show many officials believed higher interest rates could be needed if inflation failed to decline, despite a 9-3 vote to hold rates steady.
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U.S. Treasury to Double Planned Long-Term Bond Purchases as Stocks End Three-Day Slide
The Treasury Department said it will at least double planned purchases of longer-term Treasurys from Sept. 9 through Nov. 4, helping push yields lower and stocks higher.
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Treasury More Than Doubles Bond Buybacks as Yields Rise
The U.S. Treasury Department said Wednesday it will more than double its purchases of U.S. government bonds after longer-term yields climbed worldwide. Yields fell after the announcement, though analysts warned the move could ultimately add
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Missouri judge allows Trump-backed House map for November election
A Cole County judge ruled that Missouri’s new Republican-friendly congressional districts can be used in November, but opponents said they will appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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ICE Arrests Boat Operator After New York Harbor Capsizing Kills Woman and Infant
ICE arrested Manuel Ernesto Hernandez-Umana after a Coast Guard investigation into an over-capacity, unlicensed boat operation that killed a 27-year-old woman and her 5-month-old infant on August 8, 2026.
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Bonta Opposes EPA Draft Risk Evaluation for TBBPA
California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined attorneys general from 14 states, the District of Columbia and New York City in opposing the EPA’s draft risk evaluation for the flame retardant TBBPA under TSCA.
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FDA Grants Accelerated Approval to First GSDIa Therapy for Patients 8 and Older
The FDA approved Genglycos, a one-time gene therapy, to reduce daily cornstarch intake in adults and children aged 8 and older with GSDIa. Additional trials are required to confirm effectiveness.
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IRS Ends Uniform Conservation Easement Settlement Offers and Creates Specialized Office
The IRS established an Office of Conservation Easements and ended its current uniform settlement initiative, withdrawing outstanding acceptance deadlines under the May 13 program.
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Ford to Reshore Lincoln Production From China to the U.S. as Automakers Expand Domestic Manufacturing
Ford announced plans to phase out imports of Lincoln models from China and create thousands of U.S. jobs, according to a White House release highlighting automakers’ domestic investments.
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Alabama Tax Preparer Indicted Over Alleged False Returns and $65 Million in Refunds
A federal grand jury charged Michael Shine with preparing false returns for clients and filing false personal returns after more than $65 million in refunds was paid out.
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Former Kanawha County Deputy Indicted in Alleged Sexual Assault of Inmate
Cass Aaron Close was indicted on one count of alleged deprivation of rights under color of law stemming from the alleged sexual assault of a female inmate in his custody.
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860,000 Return in Lebanon as Ceasefire Fighting and Humanitarian Needs Persist
The UN reports that 860,000 people have returned home in Lebanon, but 360,000 remain displaced amid continuing clashes, damaged infrastructure and funding shortages.
