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Alex Vindman raised more than $16 million before the Florida primary. It is noted that he will probably still have significant funds once outstanding balances are settled.

The rapid accumulation of debt is leading nervous investors to demand higher interest rates, which in turn pushes up borrowing costs for everyone else.

The federal debt has reached a record-shattering $40 trillion, according to a daily update from the Treasury Department.

A draft report from the city estimates that 700,000 new units would need to be built over the next decade to meet the need for homes.

The lawsuit challenges New York City Council legislation that provides $10,000 bonuses to teachers' aides, which New York City argues violates collective bargaining law.

Zohran Mamdani is suing the City Council over legislation regarding $10,000 bonuses for teachers' aides. The City of New York claims that the Council's legislation violates collective bargaining law.

The trial judge was removed from the case as Karmelo Anthony seeks a new trial.

Dr. David Morens pleaded guilty to violating federal law by attempting to conceal emails regarding the origins of the COVID-1 pandemic.

Jared Isaacman stated that while the outcome was not what they were working toward, the mission was worth attempting because the team moved with speed to give Swift a chance to carry out more science and to advance capabilities needed for future satellite servicing in America. He also noted that the agency will learn from LINK's rendezvous attempt to use in future missions.

The Swift observatory has fallen into an unstable orbit earlier than expected and has no propulsion system of its own to raise its orbit. It is expected to burn up in Earth's atmosphere later this year.

NASA canceled the attempt because LINK, a privately built spacecraft designed to rendezvous with and move the Swift observatory, was plagued by weeks of attitude control issues.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released new videos and images providing a new look at the moments leading up to and following the crash.

Each night, ships are scheduled to move in one big outbound line during a specific time slot and one big inbound line during a separate time slot. The ships are also given several checkpoints to pass through and report back.

Over the past two weeks, 15 to 20 tankers have entered and exited the strait each night through the southern channel.

The U.S. Air Force provides fighter jets that circle above to look for and shoot down Iranian cruise missiles and drones.

The operation involves more than just escorting outbound tankers; the U.S. military helps empty tankers enter the Gulf from the Arabian Sea through the strait, pick up oil from the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait, and then exit.