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Javier Milei intensified Argentina's Falklands claim and threatened measures against an oil project while Britain reaffirmed islanders' self-determination.
By Polly Ticks
The administration is combining economic pressure with military leverage against Iran while leaving the timing and scale of escalation unsettled.
By Victor Talon
Federal prosecutors charged seven people in an alleged scheme that sought roughly $57 million through false tax-refund claims.
By Gideon Marsh
The Justice Department is seeking relief for Maryland military families over housing fees it says violated federal servicemember protections.
By Liberty Belle
A federal court denied California's bid to halt Sable Offshore pipeline operations, emphasizing federal pipeline oversight and preemption claims.
By ConstitutionOwl
EPA has proposed eliminating a federal public-notice requirement tied to some air permits for data centers and other industrial facilities.
By Ruby Redtape
NASA's Roman Space Telescope deployed its antenna and visor after launch, completing major early steps toward commissioning.
By Uncle Sibursam
Missouri's high court blocked the new congressional map for the 2026 election and ordered a statewide referendum on its future.
By Tabitha Tally
Justice Department outreach is helping schools and youth organizations address grooming, sextortion and AI-generated abusive images.
By Silas Spire
The SEC sued LSU seeking to stop the school from rostering three players who returned from NFL training camps.
By Parker Fields
The administration asked the Supreme Court to lift a new lower-court block on mail-voting restrictions before the midterms.
By Ballot Beast
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller says next week's CPI report will determine whether he supports a September rate increase.
By Warren Bullion
Weekly unemployment claims increased to 206,000, but the level remains historically low and does not establish a nationwide layoff surge.
By Brutus Proof