Broadening AG probes target opioid makers and distributors
Attorneys general from most states expand their opioid industry investigation, serving subpoenas on five analgesic manufacturers and demanding data from three distributors as part of a nationwide overdose crisis. Police killed Scout Schultz at Georgia Tech after a 911 call about a suspicious person. Donald Trump Jr. plans to drop Secret Service protection. Three Democratic lawmakers arrested near Trump Tower for DREAM Act protest. Senate Republicans near tentative tax plan deal raising about 1.5 trillion in 10 years.
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GOP support thin for Trump border wall funding
USA TODAY NETWORK survey shows only 69 of 292 Republicans in Congress back the 1.6 billion in start-up wall funding. House passed the amount with five Republicans opposed, while the Senate has not acted and a temporary funding bill keeps the government open.
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Trump at UN Prefers Self Interest Over Global Cooperation
President Trump delivered a forceful UN General Assembly address urging nations to pursue their own interests while cooperating when beneficial. He labeled North Korea as a murderous regime and Venezuela as corrupt, framing an international order where each country puts itself first but works with others when aligned. He asserted America First is shared by all leaders and urged strong sovereign nations to let their people shape the future.
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Senate and House split over Space Corps creation in defense bill
The Defense authorization bill advances a space focused remit with a new information warfare office, while House conservatives push for a Space Corps as a separate military branch. Lawmakers warn the plan risks major restructuring amid ongoing space threat debates. Senators call the Space Corps idea premature and unnecessary as negotiations continue.
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