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Kim Jong Un tests new missiles days before US-South Korea summit

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the testing of two new air defense missiles on Saturday, state media reported. The Korean Central News Agency said the two missiles were launched at targets in order to test their “combat capability.” The test appeared to be successful, as it was concluded that the air defense missile […]

Mamdani outraises Cuomo and Adams combined in latest fundraising haul

Socialist Zohran Mamdani significantly outraised both former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams in the latest fundraising file for the New York City mayoral election, which is less than three months away. According to a Saturday filing from the New York City Campaign Finance Board, Mamdani raised $1,051,200 from July 12 […]

Panetta suggests Bolton was targeted over past Trump criticisms

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta suggested on Saturday that John Bolton was targeted over his vocal criticisms of President Donald Trump after the FBI raided the former national security adviser’s Maryland home just ahead of the weekend. Early Friday morning, FBI agents conducted an operation at Bolton’s Bethesda residence as part of a high-profile national […]

Trump signs bill studying cancer among military pilots

(The Center Square) — President Donald Trump has signed into law the Aviator Cancer Examination Study Act, which seeks to address cancer rates among former and current military aircrew members.  According to an Air Force study, these individuals experienced higher rates of melanoma, thyroid cancer and prostate cancer.  Building upon this study, the ACES Act requires the secretary of veterans affairs […]

CA bill to give interest on insurance payments to homeowners

(The Center Square) — The California Legislature this week passed a bill to give at least 2% of interest on insurance payments to owners of homes that need rebuilding or repair from natural disasters. Legislators said they felt compelled to pass Assembly Bill 493 after thousands of Los Angeles homeowners lost their homes during the Palisades and Eaton […]

Energy advocate applauds oil and gas commingling updates

(The Center Square) – Oil and gas commingling rules have been updated in accordance with the Big Beautiful Bill in order to strengthen energy production and safety, with energy advocates’ supporting the move. Larry Behrens from Power the Future told The Center Square: “These reforms are a win for workers and families because commingling allows […]

After cutting union contracts, VA redirects $45M to veterans

(The Center Square) – U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs officials announced Friday that the agency is redirecting nearly $45 million from public union costs to care for veterans.  “VA staff will now get to spend more time with Veterans, VA facilities can focus on treating Veterans, and VA can manage its staff according to Veterans’ […]

AZ judge rules lawmakers violated state constitution

(The Center Square) — Arizona lawmakers violated the constitutional requirement to fund public schools, ruled Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Dewain Fox. In a 114-page decision, Fox stated on Aug. 11 that Arizona schools did not meet the minimum standards in providing adequate equipment for building repairs, even though the Arizona Constitution requires the Legislature to organize and fund a […]

Newsom meets with Danes, talks about Trump but not 2028

(The Center Square) – California Gov. Gavin Newsom came to his hometown of San Francisco Friday to talk about the state’s new green energy partnership with Denmark.  But another question was on a Danish reporter’s mind. The reporter, who mentioned President Donald Trump’s expressed desire to obtain Greenland from Denmark, asked Newsom if he was leading the […]

Four Republicans running for Texas AG so far

(The Center Square) – Four Republicans so far are running for Texas attorney general. U.S. Rep. Chip Roy is the latest to announce he’s running for AG, joining state Sens. Joan Huffman and Mayes Middleton, and Aaron Reitz, a former Texas deputy attorney general. They are vying to replace Attorney General Ken Paxton who is […]
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