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Culture National Park Service announces return of Independence Day fireworks to Mount Rushmore By Natalia Mittelstadt
Culture Democratic Arizona governor vetoes bill to create Charlie Kirk memorial license plate By Nicholas Ballasy
Culture Watch Live: President Trump is hosting a panel Friday to discuss the future of college athletics By Just the News staff
Security U.S. justifications for Iran war not discussed: Ongoing Iranian protection of al-Qaeda leaders
Elections Justice Department official says she personally observed 'incompetence' in Maricopa elections
Congress With landmark Voter ID legislation in limbo, gridlocked in Senate, Americans don’t seem to care
Federal Agencies GAO says DOE unable to 'fully analyze' why cost increases, delays occur with nuclear waste cleanup
Security You Vote: With the two apparent terrorist attacks Thursday, in Mich. and Va., what should be done?
Security Hegseth directs War Department to conduct 'ruthless, no-excuses' review of military legal offices
From the States While federal judge says ICE likely made 'unconstitutional' stops, he denies injunction
