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just now (89+ words) Continuing jobless claims also edged lower for the second straight week to two-month low. US Weekly Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since September 2022 For the week ending Nov. 29, initial jobless claims fell by 27,000 to 191,000, marking the fourth consecutive weekly drop. Trade Price Pressures Pause as Import, Export Costs Unchanged in September Small Businesses at Center of November's Private-Sector Job Losses: ADP US LNG Exports Reach Record High in November: LSEG US Made $40 Billion From Intel Deal, Trump Says...

just now (89+ words) Continuing jobless claims also edged lower for the second straight week to two-month low. US Weekly Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since September 2022 For the week ending Nov. 29, initial jobless claims fell by 27,000 to 191,000, marking the fourth consecutive weekly drop. Trade Price Pressures Pause as Import, Export Costs Unchanged in September Small Businesses at Center of November's Private-Sector Job Losses: ADP US LNG Exports Reach Record High in November: LSEG US Made $40 Billion From Intel Deal, Trump Says...

2+ min ago (619+ words) The FBI has arrested a suspect in its investigation into pipe bombs planted near the Republican and Democratic national party headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5, 2021, according to a federal law enforcement official familiar with the investigation. Brian Cole was identified as the suspect in custody, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. The arrest marks a breakthrough in a case that has stymied investigators for nearly five years. An FBI official says the arrest happened Thursday morning. A news conference will take place at the Justice Department on Thursday to officially announce the arrest. Federal investigators have said an individual placed one pipe bomb near the Democratic National Committee headquarters and another near the Republican National Committee headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol. The FBI has since repeatedly asked the public…...

2+ min ago (619+ words) The FBI has arrested a suspect in its investigation into pipe bombs planted near the Republican and Democratic national party headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 5, 2021, according to a federal law enforcement official familiar with the investigation. Brian Cole was identified as the suspect in custody, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. The arrest marks a breakthrough in a case that has stymied investigators for nearly five years. An FBI official says the arrest happened Thursday morning. A news conference will take place at the Justice Department on Thursday to officially announce the arrest. Federal investigators have said an individual placed one pipe bomb near the Democratic National Committee headquarters and another near the Republican National Committee headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol. The FBI has since repeatedly asked the public…...

5+ min ago (114+ words) No arrests had been made for nearly five years. FBI Arrests Person in Investigation Into Bombs Placed in DC on Eve of Jan. 6 FBI agents have arrested an individual as part of the agency's yearslong investigation into the pipe bombs placed in the District of Columbia on Jan. 5, 2021. A source confirmed the arrest with The Epoch Times but declined to offer more details. Health Department Investigating School That Vaccinated Child Without Parental Consent FDA Appoints Doctor Who Led COVID-19 Vaccine Death Investigation as Top Drug Regulator 18 States Now Have Cases of Potentially Deadly Infant Illness, Health Officials Say CDC Advisers to Vote on Whether to Change Vaccine Schedule...

5+ min ago (114+ words) No arrests had been made for nearly five years. FBI Arrests Person in Investigation Into Bombs Placed in DC on Eve of Jan. 6 FBI agents have arrested an individual as part of the agency's yearslong investigation into the pipe bombs placed in the District of Columbia on Jan. 5, 2021. A source confirmed the arrest with The Epoch Times but declined to offer more details. Health Department Investigating School That Vaccinated Child Without Parental Consent FDA Appoints Doctor Who Led COVID-19 Vaccine Death Investigation as Top Drug Regulator 18 States Now Have Cases of Potentially Deadly Infant Illness, Health Officials Say CDC Advisers to Vote on Whether to Change Vaccine Schedule...

5+ min ago (385+ words) The talking animals return in a family-friendly sequel It has taken nine years for Disney to follow up its animated blockbuster "Zootropolis, said Helen O'Hara in Empire. Set in a metropolis populated exclusively by anthropomorphic animals, that film saw earnest rabbit cop Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) team up with sly fox con artist Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman) to expose city-wide skullduggery. This sequel has the same characters and the same rich detail as the original, but its story is all over the place: it "smacks less of fox-like cunning and more of rabbit in the headlights. In "Zootropolis 2, the city is still "a multi-species paradise; but we learn that reptiles have been banished from its limits for a century. When Hopps and Wilde " now recruited as a policeman " discover that one has infiltrated the metropolis, they set out to investigate....

7+ min ago (493+ words) Jon Richelieu-Booth, owner and director of Phoenix Evolution Consulting, told Fox News Digital the trouble began after he visited friends in Florida over July 4 to celebrate the holiday and his 50th birthday. During the visit, he said he was invited to shoot a gun for the first time. "They were shooting, and they offered me the opportunity to " as a Brit who'd never handled guns " to handle a gun," he said. A day or two after sharing the posts,the policeshowed up at his house to tell him someone had made a complaint. They warned him to be careful about what he posts online. About 10 days later, Richelieu-Booth said, the police returned, forced their way into his home at 10:30 p.m. and arrested him. About seven weeks later, he said he was arrested again on an allegation that he breached bail, which he…...

8+ min ago (211+ words) This week, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) filed her own discharge petition to override the speaker's refusal to bring her bill banning stock trading for members of Congress to the floor for a vote.1 It has just 14 signatures at the moment'nine of whom are Republicans'but should acquire more as lawmakers get the opportunity to attach their names. Both Johnson and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries have previously expressed support for a ban, but the speaker, who has delayed bringing various proposals to the floor for a vote, backtracked on Wednesday. "We don't want people cheating the system and abusing their office. So there's probably a way to do that that still allows for lawful conduct by members," Johnson said. "You don't want another deterrence for good people running for office." As for Luna's insurgency, Johnson said she "gets anxious and…...

9+ min ago (719+ words) MATTHEW LEE Thursday, 04 December 2025 03:01 PM EST At the same time, the administration has added new criteria for highly skilled foreign workers seeking a particular visa. The new rules would deny entry to those deemed to have directed or participated in the censorship of American citizens on social media through content moderation initiatives that have sprung up throughout Europe and elsewhere to combat extremist speech. It is the latest effort by President Donald Trump's administration to crack down on migrants and visitors entering the U.S. But with major sports events planned in the United States, the administration is looking to ensure that fans are able to attend those competitions. The policies are getting heightened attention ahead of Friday's World Cup draw. As part of a broader initiative to control the entry of foreigners into the U.S., the State Department has said all those…...