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by ADN America Staff   Despite the increasing deportations and operations of the United States and Mexico , migrants on the border of the Mexican Ciudad Juárez with the American El Paso insist on crossing the Rio Grande (Grande) border irregularly. This was confirmed by a report from the

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes claimed this week that she is “fighting so hard” to preserve abortion access to prevent Arizona from following Texas’ path of banning the practice after the child’s heartbeat is detected, according to an article published Wednesday.

by Bryan Burack   Over the past two years, nearly half the states in America acted to scrutinize purchases of land linked to China and other foreign adversaries. Concerns focus primarily on national security threats from China, and they’re well-founded. The federal government

by Eric Lendrum   The state government of Oregon enacted a new restriction on a Christian youth ministry group, withholding crucial funding on the condition that the group specifically hire non-Christians or people who otherwise don’t agree with the group’s beliefs.

by Pete McGinnis   In June 2023, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management proposed a rule that would require stricter financial assurance standards for oil companies operating in the Outer Continental Shelf. This costly rule became final on April 15, 2024,

by Kevin Killough   New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy had vowed to fight “tooth and nail” to keep the $300 million the company put into escrow, but the agreement allows the state to keep $125 million. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy

Darius Rucker, widely known for his music career, was arrested on February 1, 2024, on charges related to drug possession and vehicle registration violations. Fox News reported that he turned himself in nearly a year after a traffic stop where authorities

A federal court has recently upheld gun charges against Hunter Biden, dismissing his request for dismissal based on Second Amendment defenses. Fox News reported that a recent ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has denied

In a significant philanthropic shift, Melinda Gates is exiting the Bill Gates Foundation to establish her own $1 billion charity focused on advancing gender equality and empowering women worldwide. The Daily Mail reported that Gates, co-founder of the Bill Gates Foundation,

As the Republican primary looms, former President Donald Trump shifts his support to a new candidate in Virginia’s 5th congressional district. The Hill reported that former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of John McGuire over Rep. Bob Good has ignited a notable

In a significant judicial decision, Judge Aileen Cannon criticized Special Counsel Jack Smith’s handling of a motion related to former President Donald Trump’s speech in a case about classified documents, denying the request to restrict his comments. The Hill reported that

In a significant tech hiccup, Google’s new AI feature, intended to improve search efficiency, inaccurately labeled former President Barack Obama, prompting immediate corrections. CNBC reported that earlier this month, Google launched an ambitious artificial intelligence feature aimed at summarizing search results

The equestrian sporting community is mourning the loss of Georgie Campbell, who tragically died after falling from her horse during a competition at the Bicton International Horse Trials on May 26. Campbell was a decorated rider and well-respected in the community,

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor received the Radcliffe Medal last Friday, emphasizing the power of civic engagement and education in shaping laws and governance. The Harvard Gazette reported that Sotomayor highlighted the responsibility of older generations to inspire and prepare the