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Justice Department Deploys Election Monitors to Florida and Wyoming Primaries
The Civil Rights Division is monitoring polling sites in Miami-Dade County, Florida, and Laramie County, Wyoming, for the states’ Aug. 18 primary elections.
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Meta’s America’s Workforce Academy Graduates Its First Class for Data Center Jobs
Meta says the first class of its free America’s Workforce Academy has graduated after four weeks of hands-on training and is moving into jobs with Meta partners at construction and data center sites.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens with automatic safeguards and parental controls
OpenAI introduced ChatGPT for Teens, an experience that automatically applies stronger protections to users identified as under 18 and adds learning-focused tools and parental controls.
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OpenAI and CodeAI Launch Partnership for Student AI Education
OpenAI and CodeAI will provide students and educators with AI-learning tools, advisory support, classroom resources and opportunities to build with AI.
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Asian Shares Fall as Oil Prices Renew Inflation Fears
Asian markets mostly declined Tuesday as higher oil prices and uncertainty surrounding the Iran war offset support from strong corporate earnings and AI-related demand.
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Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Reopen $5 Million Carroll Verdict
The Supreme Court denied President Donald Trump’s request to reconsider its refusal to hear his appeal of a $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll’s case.
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Trump Orders U.S. Military to Scale Back South Korea Exercises, Raising Alliance Concerns
President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. military to downsize the 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises, prompting criticism in South Korea and Washington over the effect on regional security and U.S. alliances.
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Trump orders major reduction in US-South Korea military exercises, unsettling alliance
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reaffirmed the U.S. alliance after Donald Trump ordered a substantial reduction in joint exercises with South Korea.
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Trump Orders Substantial Reduction in US-South Korea Military Exercises
South Korea said it hopes President Donald Trump’s decision to reduce joint military exercises will help reopen diplomacy with North Korea, while the move raised concerns about allied readiness.
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Judge Blocks Trump Plan to Move FBI Headquarters to Reagan Building
U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang ruled that the Trump administration illegally abandoned the previously approved Greenbelt, Maryland, site for a new FBI headquarters.
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Attorney General James Announces 140,000-Egg Delivery to Westchester After Multistate Price-Fixing Settlement
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the delivery of more than 140,000 eggs to Feeding Westchester under a multistate settlement involving three egg producers. New York is set to receive nearly 5 million eggs as part of the 53.
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Palestinian American Returns to Qusra Home Amid Settler Siege
Loui Ridi traveled to Qusra on Monday after settlers surrounded Palestinian homes for more than a week, while Israeli troops remained deployed in the area.
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Texas Families Ask Supreme Court to Review Public-School Ten Commandments Law
Texas families have asked the Supreme Court to review a 5th Circuit ruling upholding a state law that requires public-school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.
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Foreign Investors Put $133.5 Billion Into U.S. Assets in June, Treasury Reports
Foreign investors generated a $133.5 billion net TIC inflow in June 2026, led by $207.1 billion in net purchases of long-term U.S. securities.
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Court Blocks Henkel’s $725 Million Liquid Nails Acquisition
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York granted the FTC’s request for a permanent injunction against Henkel’s proposed purchase of Liquid Nails after a seven-day trial.
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Kroger to Pay $75,000 to Settle EEOC Disability Discrimination and Retaliation Lawsuit
The Kroger Co. will pay $75,000 and provide other equitable relief under a two-year consent decree resolving an EEOC lawsuit alleging disability discrimination and retaliation against a former Atlanta cashier.
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Justice Department Opens Title VI Review of William & Mary Scholarships
The Civil Rights Division is examining whether racial criteria are used in scholarships and student benefits at William & Mary, including programs involving HBCU graduates and Hispanic or Latino women.
