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PBS NewsHour

U.S. Treasury Revenue Declines After Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs

The U.S. Treasury's revenue from tariffs increased under President Trump's administration but has since declined after the Supreme Court struck down key tariffs in February. The administration is now tasked with finding solutions to replace the lost revenue.

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Mother Jones

ICE Contractor Arrested Following Shooting Incident at Protest

Brandon Booth, an employee of GEO Group, was arrested for allegedly shooting a woman during a protest outside an ICE detention center in Aurora, Colorado. The woman was hospitalized but is expected to survive. This incident is part of ongoing concerns regarding violence and health conditions at GEO Group-operated facilities.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Attributes Wildfire Smoke to Canada, Suggests Tariff Adjustments

President Trump has blamed Canada for the wildfire smoke affecting U.S. air quality, suggesting that economic costs related to this pollution should be added to tariffs on Canadian imports. He plans to discuss the issue with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The smoke from numerous wildfires in Canada has prompted air quality alerts across more than 20 states in the U.S.

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Washington Examiner

US Supports Iraq-Syria Oil Pipeline Agreement

The United States has backed a new agreement between Iraq and Syria to rehabilitate an oil pipeline, which aims to provide an alternative route for crude oil exports. The project is expected to have an initial capacity of 2 million barrels per day and is part of efforts to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz.

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Axios

Nancy Mace and Ralph Norman Consider Senate Runs Following Trump's Endorsement

Representatives Nancy Mace and Ralph Norman are considering runs for the U.S. Senate following President Trump's endorsement of Darline Graham Nordone. Trump encouraged Graham Nordone to run for a full term, while Mace and Norman's potential candidacies could lead to a competitive primary for the seat vacated by the late Senator Lindsey Graham.

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Washington Examiner

103 Democrats Vote to Cut U.S. Aid to Israel, Linked to AIPAC Contributions

In a recent vote, 103 Democrats supported an amendment to cut U.S. aid to Israel, despite having received nearly $11 million from AIPAC since 2022. The amendment, proposed by Rep. Thomas Massie, failed to pass. The vote highlights a growing divide within the Democratic Party regarding support for Israel.

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Washington Examiner

FDA Lowers Sugar Requirements for Florida Orange Juice

The FDA has lowered the natural sugar requirement for pasteurized orange juice from 10.5% to 10%, a move aimed at supporting Florida's orange juice industry. This change is expected to help domestic producers who have faced challenges due to climate change and pests. The Florida citrus industry contributes significantly to the state's economy and employment.

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Washington Examiner

China Responds to U.S. Visa Policy Changes for Journalists

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced a reduction in visa durations for foreign journalists, particularly affecting Chinese journalists, who will now be limited to 90 days. In response, China has threatened to implement countermeasures, and press freedom organizations have criticized the new policy as detrimental to journalistic operations in the U.S.

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New York Times — Business

Taylor Farms to Recall Lettuce Linked to Cyclospora Cases

Taylor Farms is recalling lettuce products due to a link to Cyclospora infections. The company operates across multiple states and in Mexico and Canada, with some affected products supplied to Taco Bell.

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TechCrunch

India's smartphone market experiences slowdown amid AI developments

India's smartphone market is facing a slowdown, influenced by changes brought about by the rise of artificial intelligence. Analysts note that this shift is affecting pricing, consumer demand, and corporate strategies in the industry.

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Axios

Trump endorses Darline Graham Nordone for Senate special election

President Donald Trump has endorsed Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, for the upcoming special election to replace him. Nordone was recently sworn in to complete her brother's term and is considering running for a full Senate term. The special election is scheduled for November.

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Axios

Trump endorses Darline Graham Nordone for GOP Senate primary

President Donald Trump has endorsed Darline Graham Nordone, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, for the GOP Senate primary. Nordone, who was recently appointed to fill her brother's term, has not confirmed her candidacy but is expected to have an advantage due to Trump's support. The special election will take place in November.

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Fox News — Latest

Madison Square Garden files defamation lawsuit against WIRED magazine

Madison Square Garden has filed a defamation lawsuit against WIRED magazine over allegations that it maintains a secret watchlist of celebrities, particularly targeting LGBTQ individuals. The lawsuit claims that WIRED misused stolen data to create a false narrative about MSG's practices, while WIRED stands by its reporting and plans to defend against the lawsuit.

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Washington Examiner

Katie Porter Shifts Focus from Politics to Book Reviewing

Katie Porter, the former California Democratic Representative, has announced her decision to step away from politics and focus on book reviewing. This shift comes after her unsuccessful campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor, where she faced challenges following a leaked video incident. Porter plans to rebrand her social media presence to share book recommendations and author content.

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Wired

AWS Billing Error Results in Significant Charges for Some Customers

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is addressing a billing error that has caused some customers' monthly charges to increase dramatically. Reports indicate that bills have escalated from minor amounts to billions of dollars for certain users, leading to an investigation by the company.

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Washington Examiner

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger Addresses Approval Ratings and Economic Concerns

Governor Abigail Spanberger of Virginia has defended her economic record amid a poll showing a 47% disapproval rating. The poll highlights inflation and cost of living as key issues for residents. Spanberger reiterated her commitment to addressing these concerns through various legislative measures and emphasized the need for effective communication about her administration's efforts.

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PBS NewsHour

Putin critic convicted, barred from campaigning for Russian parliament

A Russian court has convicted a critic of President Vladimir Putin, barring him from campaigning in the upcoming parliamentary elections. This decision highlights the government's ongoing efforts to suppress dissent amid a fuel crisis resulting from Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities.

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Axios

Increase in Solo Dining Reservations Reported by OpenTable

OpenTable reports a 23% increase in solo dining reservations over the past year, highlighting a trend where individuals enjoy the experience of dining alone. The average spend for solo diners is $94, reflecting a 7% increase year-over-year. The data was collected from online reservations at U.S. restaurants.

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Scientific American

New York State Implements Moratorium on New Hyperscale Data Centers

New York State has introduced a moratorium on new hyperscale data centers, marking the first such statewide action in the U.S. The moratorium provides officials with up to one year to establish criteria for evaluating the environmental effects of these facilities.

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