The State Department has paused new visa interviews for foreign students as it plans to expand social media vetting. Current applicants remain unaffected.
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Arizona law now limits marijuana advertising, banning Santa Claus images to protect children from targeted marketing.
House Republicans dispute claims that up to 13.7 million could lose coverage due to a bill imposing stricter Medicaid work requirements and ACA changes.
The Pentagon Deploys 1,115 Additional Troops to U.S.-Mexico Border
1,115 more troops are heading to the U.S.-Mexico border, joining 8,000+ already there in support of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.
A report by Oliver Wyman suggests global military aircraft MRO costs will spike as advanced planes like the F-35 grow in fleets, impacting budgets.
The Navy urges Chesapeake residents near the Northwest Annex to test their drinking water wells for PFAS, chemicals linked to health risks.
After a plane crash in Murphy Canyon, the military community united to support affected families, showcasing resilience and solidarity in crisis.
The Army plans a significant reorganization, cutting 2,000 positions and halting outdated programs to focus on modern warfare technology.
President Trump, lacking media literacy, falsely claims "white genocide" in South Africa, misinterpreting evidence and spreading misinformation.