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Rubio announces 100 new restrictions on U.S. visas today
Marco Rubio announced today that the U.S. has imposed more than 100 visa restrictions.
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This is the domestic file: verdicts, storms, federal actions, and the slower shifts in how cities and states are run. When a story is still moving, the page records what changed as the facts firm up.
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Authorities seize over 100,000 fake degrees in Indian H-1B fraud bust
H-1B Fraud Investigation Uncovers Thousands of Counterfeit Degrees in India.
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Border Authorities Intercept Overloaded Vessel Carrying 240 Haitian Nationals
CBP intercepts a boat carrying 240 Haitian nationals attempting to enter the U.S. illegally.
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Minnesota Fraud Suspect Caught After Jumping From Building During FBI Raid
Muhammad Omar arrested within 2 hours of fleeing FBI agents by jumping from 4th-story balcony during Minnesota healthcare fraud raid targeting $3.3M scheme.
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Three Watched San Diego Mosque Attack Live — Viewer Urged Calling Police
At least three people watched gunmen Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez livestream their deadly Monday attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego on video calls.
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Planned Parenthood Offers Advance Abortion Pills in Washington, Hawaii
Planned Parenthood launches 'Just In Case Abortion Pills' program in Washington state and Hawaii, allowing residents to obtain mifepristone and misoprostol for future use.
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Three Killed in San Diego Mosque Shooting — FBI Probes Hate Crime
Three people died in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the county's largest mosque. FBI investigators are treating the attack as a hate crime.
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Anderson Cooper Signs Off After 20 Years at 60 Minutes
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper delivers final report for CBS's 60 Minutes after two decades with the newsmagazine, reflecting on stories and legendary colleagues.
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Long Island Rail Road Strike Enters Day 2 — Monday Commute in Jeopardy
North America's largest commuter rail system remains shut down after five unions walked off the job Saturday for first time in 30 years over pay dispute.
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Union Warns of Safety Risks as Workers Rush to Blue Lincoln Memorial Pool
Trade union warns workers renovating Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool may be risking safety to meet July 4th deadline for Trump's 250th anniversary celebrations.
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Qantas Flight Diverts to Tahiti After Passenger Bites Attendant
A Melbourne to Dallas Qantas flight made an emergency landing in Tahiti after a passenger allegedly bit a flight attendant during disruptive behavior.
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California Man Arrested for Trafficking 292 Wild Turtles to Taiwan
Donald Do faces five years in prison for allegedly obtaining federal permits under false claims to export protected loggerhead musk turtles poached from Florida.
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Nebraska Auditor Reports 'Explosion' of Fraud Tips — GPS Catches State Workers at Liquor Stores
Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley says fraud complaints are surging as GPS tracking reveals state employees using taxpayer-funded vehicles for personal errands and liquor runs.
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Manhattan Synagogue Attack Plot Targeted 'Heart' of Jewish Community — Suspect Arrested
Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says arrested suspect planned attack on Manhattan synagogue targeting the heart of New York's Jewish community.
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DOJ Launches Federal 'Summer Surge' in DC — 26% Crime Drop Ahead of July 4th
Justice Department's DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force deploys massive federal law enforcement surge for America's 250th anniversary after 13,000 arrests.
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Sinaloa Security Chief Arrested in Arizona — Took $100K Monthly Bribes
Gerardo Merida Sanchez, former Sinaloa security secretary, arrested May 11 in Arizona on charges of taking $100,000 monthly bribes from El Chapo's sons.
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Trump Administration Deported 15 U.S. Migrants to Congo Hotel — Now Stranded
Fifteen U.S. migrants were shackled and deported to Kinshasa by Trump administration, now face dangerous choice between returning to Latin America or staying in Africa.
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Georgia Safety Ja'Marley Riddle Arrested for 95 MPH Speeding, Felony Drug Charges
Georgia football's Ja'Marley Riddle was arrested May 8 on I-95 for driving 95 mph and felony marijuana possession, adding to the Bulldogs' ongoing legal troubles.
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Utah Mother Who Wrote Grief Book After Killing Husband Gets Life Without Parole
Kouri Richins sentenced to life without parole for poisoning husband Eric with fentanyl-laced cocktail, then writing children's book about grief.
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CIA, Mexico Deny CNN-NYT Reports of Joint Cartel Assassination Ops
The CIA and Mexico's top security official Omar Garcia Harfuch refute CNN and New York Times reports claiming CIA agents conducted covert assassination operations targeting Mexican...
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California Track Star Faces Third Year Competing Against Trans Athlete
Reese Hogan from Crean Lutheran prepares for CIF sectional finals, one year after viral podium protest following loss to transgender competitor in state meet.
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Art Group Installs Anti-Trump Arcade Games on National Mall
The Secret Handshake art collective placed three free arcade games mocking Operation Epic Fury on the National Mall Monday, continuing their Trump-era protests.
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Previously Deported Mexican National Charged in Texas Murders, Shootings
Luis Fernando Benitez-Gonzalez, 26, faces charges in two strangulation murders and two shootings. Police warn of more potential victims across Texas.
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California Teacher Fired for Sexual Harassment Kept Teaching at 3 Schools
Jason Agan was deemed 'unfit to teach' after harassing students at Rodriguez High, but California's licensing system allowed him to work at two more schools.