USPS Incurs $9.5 Billion Loss Despite Raising Stamp Prices
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) incurred a significant increase in its losses this fiscal year, as revenues jumped but volumes dipped.
Democrats Call on Supreme Court Justice to Recuse Himself After Flag Confirmation
Rep. Jamie Raskin said there's “very clear conflict of interest” after Justice Alito told news outlet his wife flew upside-down flag in response to conflict with neighbor.
US State Department Issues ‘Worldwide Caution’ Alert for Americans
U.S. Dept. of State issued “worldwide caution” alert for U.S. citizens to remain alert for possible terrorist attacks or other violent actions against Americans.
Pakistani National With Alleged Iranian Ties Charged in Plot to Assassinate US Officials
Asif Merchant met with undercover FBI agents who he believed were hitmen.
A Pakistani national with alleged ties to Iran has been charged in connection...
Rancher: Record High Beef Prices May Be ‘New Norm’
Beef prices are skyrocketing to record highs as industry experts warn costs could rise even higher if current regulatory and economic conditions remain unchanged.
Civil Trial Begins Over ‘Trump Train’ Encounter With Biden Campaign Bus
Attorneys for “Trump Train” supporters being sued denied accusations that clients harassed or threatened those aboard Biden–Harris campaign bus on Texas highway.
US National Debt Hits $35 Trillion Milestone
Servicing the owed interest is now the second-largest budgetary item, topping national defense outlays.
In a historic fiscal milestone for the federal government, the national...
United Airlines Plane Catches Fire at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport
An engine caught fire on a United Airlines flight at Chicago’s O'Hare International Airport on May 27, causing the pilots to abort takeoff.
35 Years After Tiananmen, Survivors Dream of ‘Freedom and Dignity’ in China
‘Every person in a free society, including the United States, should know that the Chinese Communist Party is the enemy of freedom and democracy,’ said Wang Dan
America’s Tax Gap Projected to Hit Nearly $700 Billion: IRS
The tax gap “reflects the difference between projected ‘true’ tax liability and the amount of tax that is actually paid on time,” the IRS said.
Court Blocks FCC’s Reinstatement of Net Neutrality Rules for Broadband Internet
The court said, ‘Net neutrality is likely a major question requiring clear congressional authorization.’
A U.S. appeals court on Aug. 1 temporarily blocked the Federal...
Victims in Georgia School Shooting Identified
14 year old students, Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo, and teachers, Richard Aspinwall and Christina Irimie were killed during Apalachee High School shooting.
