The U.S. labor market showed new signs of strain in the latest jobs report Friday, with hiring slowing far more than expected and data revisions revealing the first monthly job losses since the pandemic.

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Health & Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disputed claims that he is weakening America’s public-health system and vaccine protections.

U.S. forces struck an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in the southern Caribbean, killing 11 people linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang.

A group of women who say they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein gathered at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, demanding that Congress pass a measure to force the release of long-sealed files tied to the convicted sex offender’s trafficking network.

Florida is moving to become the first state to end all vaccine mandates, including those for school-age kids.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that President Trump illegally deployed the California National Guard and the U.S. Marines to crack down on anti-ICE protests and enforce immigration policies in Los Angeles in June.

Young U.S. children are being prescribed ADHD medication too quickly, a new Stanford-led study found.

More than 30 countries have paused shipments to the U.S. for packages worth less than $800, in response to new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

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The Trump administration fired Susan Monarez as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday — just weeks into the job — after she resisted pressure to alter vaccine policy and fire senior staff.

The Annunciation Catholic School gunman left “hundreds of pages of writings” revealing he idolized notorious mass shooters and was “obsessed with the idea of killing children,” acting U.S. Attorney for Minnesota Joe Thompson said Thursday.

Two children, ages 8 and 10, were killed and 17 people (14 of them children) were injured when a shooter opened fire during morning Mass at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara said Wednesday. Two of those injured are in critical condition. All the injured victims are expected to survive.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook rejected President Trump’s attempt to fire her late Monday over allegations of mortgage fraud, saying she will not resign and will challenge his authority. On Tuesday, she sued to block the move.

Just as universities across the US start the school year, many are experiencing a wave of false active shooter calls to the police, also known as "swatting" calls or incidents.

Sticking with President Trump’s efforts to crack down on crime, on Monday he signed an executive order aiming to end cashless bail in Washington, D.C. and possibly across the U.S.

First it was Los Angeles, then Washington, D.C. Now, President Trump says he wants to send the National Guard into Chicago — with or without the state’s approval.

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted sex trafficker and Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, told Justice Department officials last month that President Donald Trump was “never inappropriate with anybody” during the years he knew Epstein.

FBI agents raided the Maryland home of President Trump’s former National Security Adviser John Bolton early Friday in a national security probe involving classified documents.

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