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The House passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, but several senators are blocking it and no Senate vote is expected before the year ends. President Trump has pressed for it.
The AP says some Republicans are distancing themselves from the administration's tactics while Trump says Democrats let migrants 'pour across our borders.' Democrats are split over how far to go.
A Michigan State University project's SSRS poll finds 47% report serious financial problems from price increases, up from 30% a year ago. Healthcare rose as a community concern.
Leaders ended a two-day summit in Montreal by launching an 'Alliance for the Future.' Some European governments resist the 'associate member' label, and President Trump has suggested he could see the deal as a 'hostile act.'
The deal would combine two of the biggest U.S. delivery platforms and is expected to close by the end of 2027 or early 2028. Analysts quoted by the AP differ on what it means for competition.
The total covers 11 auctions. A market publication says most of it refinances maturing bills and only about $106 billion is new borrowing. The previous record was $834 billion.
The actor who played Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Charles Xavier died at his home in Los Angeles, ABC News reported. His family announced the death on social media.
Milwaukee clinched the 2026 championship at Tropicana Field on Wednesday night, 57 years after the franchise began play.
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HHS and FDA sent an interim access policy to the White House budget office, per a trade publication. Supporters say regulated pharmacies are safer than gray markets; critics cite limited evidence.
A hacktivist group says it took names, phone numbers and job details from a single sign-on service. Okta says it has no evidence its systems were compromised. DHS says it is 'actively working to address the situation.'
A PBS NewsHour report visits campuses building structured, screen-free events and career-focused programs. UMass Amherst says student loneliness fell from 54% to about 42%, a figure PBS did not independently source.
Senate Bill 1014 requires every public, charter, cyber charter and private school to bar personal phone use during the school day by the 2027-28 school year, with exceptions for medical and disability needs.
Judge David Carter said the request violated principles giving states authority over elections. The Justice Department argued that leaving the ballots in the count risks diluting votes of citizens.
With nearly all votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc has 53 seats and the opposition Change bloc 48, with Arab parties at 19. Neither reaches the 61 needed to govern.
The outlets say the administration is still keeping their reporters away from the president. The White House has maintained that Trump need not admit outlets whose reports he dislikes.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy cited a New York Times report that the Democratic Senate candidate's team sought to recruit a candidate to split GOP support. Peltola called it 'another distraction.'
Police, councils, landlords and transport networks can now ask a court for an order that can include curfews, bans and treatment. Breaching one can mean up to two years in jail. Critics warn of a low legal threshold.
FPS Finance says there is no indication personal data was stolen, but its investigation is continuing. It has promised taxpayers "sufficient additional time."
