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DHS confirms just 185 non-citizens on Nevada voter rolls after claiming there were thousands more

The department told Nevada officials that the 15,903 figure registered was ‘preliminary’ and more than 14,000 names still needed review

The Guardian - US

HHS seeks input on kids vaccination changes called for by Trump

The Department of Health and Human Services on Friday outlined potential changes to the childhood vaccine schedule, suggesting kids shots should be spread farther apart in contrast to recommendations from pediatric groups. The request for information fulfills directives outlined in President Donald Trump’s executive order from Aug. 10 that seeks to stagger vaccine…

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Voting rights experts skeptical over Trump pledge of 1,000 election monitors

Department of Justice plan raises questions over its ability to recruit so many people – and what they would do

The Guardian - US

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Fifth Circuit Rejects Energy Department Direct-to-Final Rule on Home Appliances

While the decision rejects a Biden Administration rule, it could cause trouble for the Trump Administration's efforts to avoid notice-and-comment rulemaking too.

Reason

Income tax dept has identified suspicious entities that sent money abroad, launches verification drive; Know what to do

Based on ground intelligence and analysis of data, Income tax dept Income tax dept has identified suspicious entities who sent money abroad; Know what to do

The Economic Times

Trump DOJ Allegedly Targets Citizens Who 'Angered the Government' in What Expert Calls 'Political Tool' Campaign

The US Department of Justice's largest-ever denaturalisation campaign targets 25 naturalised citizens, raising concerns about its use as a political tool under the Trump administration

International Business Times UK

Gun rights groups capitalize after judge reverses decades-old silencer restrictions

‘This is the first time in 92 years that any gun owner has been able to do this,’ a Gun Owners of America official says

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Trump promised a sex-trafficking crackdown. His Justice Department hasn't delivered

Federal sex trafficking prosecutions have significantly declined in recent months. Staffing shortages and funding cuts have hampered investigations and prosecutions. Immigration enforcement priorities have also diverted resources from these cases. Victims' distrust in government further complicates efforts to combat trafficking. This decline impacts the fight against human trafficking and victim…

The Economic Times

More than 1,75,000 visas revoked so far in Trump's second term: Majority due to criminal activities, DUI

The US State Department has taken a bold step by revoking more than 175,000 visas for foreign nationals, primarily due to criminal activity and the misuse of the immigration system. This move follows serious law enforcement encounters resulting in visa cancellations. Additionally, the administration is tightening rules that could affect…

The Times of India

After several weeks of contention, Senate confirms Todd Blanche as the new Attorney General, but only by one vote

“There is no telling what the future holds.”

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Todd Blanche confirmed by Senate as attorney general

The Senate on Saturday approved acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to permanently lead the Department of Justice after a high-drama confirmation process. The 50-49 vote to confirm Blanche fell mostly along party lines, with two Republicans breaking ranks to oppose him. Sens. Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of…

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Inside Doug Burgum's Interior Department: Staff exodus and secrecy claims surface

Former officials criticize Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's leadership, citing increased secrecy and staff departures. The department has experienced significant workforce reduction initiatives and high-profile exits since Burgum's appointment. Allegations of secrecy include claims of destroyed documents and encrypted communication use. The Interior Department has strongly denied these accusations and defended…

The Economic Times

PM promises ‘high street’ mental health centres to open in banks and libraries

The community centres are set to offer walk-in support where members of the public can attend without needing a medical referral

The Independent UK

Energy Department Under Fire as Venezuela Oil Deals Stall, Testing Rubio's Energy Strategy

Nearly eight months after President Donald Trump promised a rapid reopening of Venezuela's oil sector to American companies, the administration is facing mounting criticism as no new U.S. oil production contracts have been finalized, raising fresh questions about whether Washington's ambitious energy strategy is losing momentum.

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The Economic Times

Indian-origin man among 25 individuals at risk of losing US citizenship due to alleged criminal activities

US authorities are revoking citizenship for twenty-five individuals due to alleged fraudulent actions. An Indian-origin man is among those facing denaturalization proceedings for identity fraud. These cases involve serious allegations such as attempted murder and child sexual abuse. The Justice Department initiated the largest coordinated denaturalization effort in its history.…

International Business Times

Trump Promised a Rapid Venezuela Oil Revival. Eight Months Later, American Companies Have Not Seen It.

According to senior U.S. officials and people familiar with negotiations, much of the blame is being directed at the U.S. Department of Energy for the lack of deals with Venezuela.

Medical Daily

New York Ends Upper East Side Legionnaires Response After Seven Deaths with No Source Tower Confirmed

New York declared the Upper East Side Legionnaires exposure over after 92 cases and seven deaths, but no source cooling tower has been confirmed.

Reason

Rebekah Jones, Claimed 2020 Florida Health Department COVID-19 Whistle-Blower, Loses Lawsuit Over Firing

From Jones v. Florida Dep't of Health, decided by Florida Court of Appeal Judges Joseph Lewis, Ross Bilbrey, and Thomas… The post Rebekah Jones, Claimed 2020 Florida Health Department COVID-19 Whistle-Blower, Loses Lawsuit Over Firing appeared first on Reason.com.

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Medical Daily

New York Adds More Cooling Towers to Legionella Watch List After 84 Upper East Side Cases

New York Keeps Adding Cooling Towers To Its Legionella Culture List As Upper East Side Case Count Reaches 84

TechRadar

Oracle awarded 10-year $7 billion Pentagon deal to supply Department of War with vital software and services

The contract unifies existing Oracle licensing under a single vehicle, and is expected to save $441 million across the 10-year period.

Salon

Trump admin pushes aid for Afrikaners

Trump's State Department has prioritized aid for white South Africans and anti-communist organizations

The Economic Times

ITR filing: Got Section 143(1) intimation after filing your income tax return? Here’s what it means

After filing your Income Tax Return, you may receive a Section 143(1) intimation notice. This notice confirms the tax department's preliminary processing of your filed return. It details any adjustments made to your income, deductions, and tax liability. Taxpayers must review this intimation carefully for any discrepancies or demands. Responding…

The Independent UK

Officials sought phone records of NYT journalists and their relatives in effort to unmask sources

A court document says President Donald Trump's administration sought New York Times journalists’ phone records and even those of some of their relatives in an attempt to unmask the confidential sources of reporters who wrote about Trump’s Qatari-gifted Air Force One jet

Reason

Pentagon Journalist Escort Requirement Can Continue Pending D.C. Circuit Decision

From yesterday's decision in N.Y. Times Co. v. U.S. Dep't of Defense, by Judges Karen LeCraft Henderson and Patricia Millett,… The post Pentagon Journalist Escort Requirement Can Continue Pending D.C. Circuit Decision appeared first on Reason.com.

The Economic Times

Is your employer delaying deposit into your NPS? Know how it can impact you

Government departments must remit employee NPS contributions promptly to PFRDA. Delays in crediting NPS contributions will incur interest charges for employees. This interest will match the Public Provident Fund rate applicable at that time. Officials causing administrative delays face liability for pecuniary losses to the government. Departments must report actions…

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