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7 injured, 4 critical in Long Beach shooting
Police authorities stated that seven men sustained injuries after gunfire erupted in the parking lot of a Long Beach nightclub, in what they believe
In a North Carolina home siege, four officers were shot and killed, and four
Authorities said one deputy US Marshal and two local task force officers were shot and murdered while serving a warrant at a Charlotte, North
Police report that a shooter and two victims have died at a Las Vegas law office
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department reported that two individuals were killed in a shooting at a law office in the Summerlin area of Las
2 dead, 7 injured, including police officer in Miami-Dade County shooting
Two people were killed and seven injured in an early Saturday bar shooting in a popular Miami neighborhood outdoor mall.
Five injured and one dead after a shooting outside an Indianapolis bar
A shooting broke out outside a bar early on Sunday morning, leaving one person dead and five others—including an off-duty Indianapolis Metro police
Economy
In April, the US economy added a meager 175,000 jobs
Last month, job growth in the US significantly decelerated, with only 175,000 positions created in April, as per data released by the Bureau of Labor
The $34 trillion US national debt is a record
The US government's debt has surpassed $34 trillion for the first time, just weeks before Congress must agree on new federal funding plans.
The Congressional Budget Office predicts lower inflation and increased
Updated economic predictions for the next two years by the Congressional Budget Office showed Friday that inflation will nearly reach the Federal
In November, the United States added 199,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate
Payrolls expanded even faster than anticipated in November, and the unemployment rate decreased amid indications of a faltering economy, suggesting
US job opportunities cool, reaching a low not seen since March 2021
After increasing interest rates, U.S. firms advertised 8.7 million job postings in October, the fewest since March 2021, indicating that hiring is
Politics
Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas and his spouse have been charged with bribery and
The Justice Department unveiled an indictment on Friday against long-serving Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat from Texas, and his wife,
A former NSA employee who sold secrets to an FBI agent faces nearly 22 years in
A former Colorado National Security Agency employee was sentenced Monday to nearly 22 years in federal prison for trying to sell American secrets to
The Supreme Court turns down Peter Navarro's second attempt to get out of jail
Navarro, the former top trade adviser to ex-President Donald Trump, aged 74, has been serving his sentence at the Federal Correctional Institute in
$6 billion in long-term arms contracts with Ukraine is announced by the Pentagon
On Friday, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin unveiled a $6 billion extended military assistance plan for Ukraine, marking the most substantial
Meadows, Giuliani, Trump supporters indicted by Arizona grand jury for 2020
An Arizona grand jury accused 18 people Wednesday for allegedly using alternate electors after 2020.
Immigration
A bill authorizing the arrest of certain migrants is signed by the governor of
On Wednesday, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill banning people from entering the state if they were denied entrance or deported.
An appeals court in Texas puts on hold a controversial immigration law
A contentious Texas statute permitting state officials to apprehend and detain individuals suspected of illegally entering the country will remain
Texas immigration law is placed on temporary hold by the Supreme Court
A new Texas immigration legislation that is being contested by the Biden administration was temporarily blocked by the Supreme Court on Monday.
Mayor Eric Adams of New York City wants local police and federal immigration
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is poised to overturn decades-long sanctuary city regulations that prohibit local law enforcement from cooperating
Biden vows in a bipartisan measure to "shut down" the border if given
When the border is "overwhelmed," President Joe Biden promised on Friday to stop crossings if Congress passes bipartisan immigration