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An Unleash Prosperity report says Mexican beer tariffs could squeeze a profitable segment of the U.S. beer market and put about 1.74 million U.S. jobs tied to distribution and retail at risk.
Humphrey Smith, who led the Tadcaster brewer since the 1980s and enforced bans on phones and swearing in his pubs, has died aged 81, BBC News reports.
The Supreme Court held that Title IX does not require schools to admit biological males to girls’ teams and resolved equal protection claims 6-3, clearing the way for Idaho and West Virginia policies while leaving some factual questions for lower courts.
Wayback internet archives show Dan Koh deleted Black Lives Matter-era posts from May 2020. Archived snapshots, campaign comments and a short timeline explain what was posted, when it was removed and why voters should note this before the Sept. 1 primary.
Speculation that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could marry at Madison Square Garden on July 3 has designers and security experts weighing the venue’s practical hurdles and secrecy options.
Luke Pollard warned the next chancellor will have to “find the resources” to deliver an extra 4.7bn for defence funding, signalling pressure on future budgets and spending choices.
From Edwin “Colonel” Drake’s 1859 well to today’s AI data centers, American energy has underpinned U.S. security, industry and innovation. This analysis traces 250 years of change and the policy choices ahead.
Rep. Roger Williams says Main Street businesses and the Working Families Tax Cuts spurred hiring. This fact‑check checks key numeric claims, points to primary sources and gives local context.
A boy was reportedly injured in a crocodile attack at a zoo and taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in stable condition. His family thanked zoo staff for their swift rescue; police are investigating.
President Trump renewed a push for national concealed carry reciprocity in Macungie, Pennsylvania. This explainer reviews incidents cited by supporters, recent court rulings and Gun Owners of America legal actions.
