PATRIOT REPORTDigital Republic Press
PATRIOT REPORTDigital Republic Press
Vice President JD Vance told Reuters that Iran must make a meaningful reduction in its nuclear-enrichment capacity for a deal to end the seven-month war.
Federal prosecutors say a previously deported Mexican national was charged after an alleged maritime smuggling operation near Newport Beach Harbor.
The Department of Homeland Security proposed a $70,000 fee for initial Optional Practical Training and $30,000 for subsequent OPT participation by eligible F-1 students.
Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson clashed over President Trump, tariffs, abortion and immigration in the first debate of a closely watched Maine Senate race.
Congress.gov says H.R. 10670 would prohibit Chinese AI models on government-issued devices or software systems and restrict federal procurement of covered technology.
UPS says it will hire 100,000 seasonal workers across the United States for the holiday rush, about 9% fewer than last year and the second straight annual decline.
President Trump is making his third Texas trip in a month as Republicans defend a competitive Senate race and several House seats ahead of the November midterms.
Federal prosecutors in Arizona said they brought immigration-related criminal charges against 374 people during enforcement operations from September 26 through October 2.
President Trump signed an executive order directing temporary diesel-tax relief and reduced enforcement of dyed-diesel highway penalties through December 31, targeting fuel costs for farmers, truckers and other users.
A Reuters review found that many Republican candidates in competitive House and Senate races have broken with President Trump on at least one issue or reduced public emphasis on their ties to him as the midterms approach.
The U.S. Treasury warned foreign financial institutions that continued business with Iran or its financial sector can expose them to U.S. sanctions, as Washington intensifies enforcement.
U.S. employers added 29,000 jobs in September while unemployment held at 4.2%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with prior months revised lower.