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New indictments are being handed down by the Justice Department over the concerted effort by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army to take advantage of the United States and the American people.

As violence continues in Chicago, the president’s assistant on domestic policy Ja’Ron Smith has invited the city’s mayor to work with the White House.

If North Korea is willing to make a deal, a top State Department official said the United States is ready to resume talks about nuclear weapons with Pyongyang.

“The question we ask on behalf of the American people is, what is the best means to prevent Iran from ever getting a nuclear weapon, and the answer is not the JCOA [Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action],” America’s Special Representative to Iran said.

More than 2,000 active investigations connected to the Chinese Communist Party are presently being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and new ones are added about every ten hours.

Talk of a second wave of the coronavirus is misleading and “fearmongering,” Vice President Mike Pence said in an interview.

“We’re prepared to go back to Congress for more money to support the American worker,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview.

The Department of Justice is deciding whether to proceed with federal charges against the police officer accused in the tragic death of George Floyd that has led to protests and riots across America.

State jobless rolls lowered for the first time since the pandemic began at the end of May, showing signs that people are starting to return to work.

As debates rage in Congress over the biofuels mandate, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler weighs options to help small refiners.