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Arlington National Cemetery says it scrubbed language decrying slavery and the Confederacy to ensure its website and signage is “succinct, factual, current and objective.”
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned Ford Motor Company about maintaining “questionable foreign alliances” with Chinese companies amid calls from the Trump administration to reshore its manufacturing operations. https://t.co/K0OC0MQoST
The Supreme Court denied a bid from Missouri to use a redrawn congressional map for the 2026 elections that targeted a Democratic-held district. https://t.co/YxyTrwTUda
A federal appeals court in Louisiana is set to hear oral arguments Wednesday in a high-profile case that could limit access to a drug used in nearly two-thirds of abortions in the United States. https://t.co/wMlIShwvLb
Canada is exploring ties with the EU that could stop just short of membership, a Canadian official familiar with the discussions said.
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Guards at a New Mexico Air Force base were cleared to continue using religious greetings while operating the facility’s gates, according to a statement provided to NOTUS.
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NEW: In its draft documents, the National Park Service said that it anticipated it would avoid layoffs “in the short term,” but in prepared talking points tells officials to “avoid categorical promises” if asked about staff reductions.
DOI already down 10k staff under Trump
NEW: California congressman who won Mega Millions lottery just violated the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act with more than 50 late trade disclosures. https://t.co/bx64zSXdsN