U.S. customs duty collections surged again back in June as President Donald Trump’s tariffs gained momentum, surpassing $100 billion for the first time in a fiscal year. This helps generate a whopping $27 billion budget surplus for the month, the Treasury Department stated on Friday.
Read More Trump tariffs result in U.S. customs duties topping $100B for ‘first time in a fiscal year’
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will officially no longer recommend routine COVID-19 vaccines for children and healthy pregnant women.
Read More RFK Jr: CDC no longer recommending COVID-19 vaccines for children and pregnant women
Microsoft has announced that the U.S. multinational corporation and technology conglomerate will soon be laying off nearly 3% of its global workforce — affecting around 7,000 employees.
Read More Report: Microsoft To Lay Off 3% Of Workforce, Affecting Thousands
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced on Monday that the migrant shelter at the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan will be closing down in a couple of months.
Read More Eric Adams Announces Imminent Closure Of Roosevelt Hotel Migrant Shelter: ‘Saving Taxpayers Millions Of Dollars’
Ken Paxton, the attorney general of Texas, has sworn to uphold Texans’ constitutional right to bear firearms on property that is either owned or leased by the government in their state.
Read More AG Ken Paxton Vows to Defend Texans’ Gun Right To Carry After Supreme Court Upholds State Fair Ban
A military court in Congo has sentenced three Americans and 34 others to death after convicting them on charges of taking part in a coup attempt.
Read More 37 People, Including 3 Americans, Sentenced To Death Over Coup Attempt In Congo