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A McDonald's restaurant in Lebec, California.
EconomyUS NewsJuly 27, 2025

California’s $20 Fast-Food Wage Hike Triggers 18,000 Job Losses

By RWTNews Staff

The NBER study, authored by economists Jeffrey Clemens, Olivia Edwards, and Jonathan Meer, found that California’s fast-food sector contracted by 3.2% from September 2023 to September 2024, while national fast-food employment grew by 0.1%.

Following his swearing-in ceremony as FBI Deputy Director, Dan Bongino paid his respects at the Wall of Honor
US NewsPoliticsJuly 26, 2025

FBI Deputy Director Bongino Vows to Expose Corruption in Intelligence Agencies

By Tommy Flynn

“We are going to conduct these righteous and proper investigations by the book and in accordance with the law. We are going to get the answers WE ALL DESERVE.”

Lateral view of the human face filled with artificial intelligence tools
Science & TechnologyUS NewsJuly 26, 2025

Trump’s Executive Order to Target Ideological Bias in Government AI

By RWTNews Staff

The order addresses growing concerns over biased AI outputs, which can have far-reaching consequences in government applications.

Volkswagen Plant, Wolfsburg, Germany
EconomyUS NewsJuly 26, 2025

Trump Tariffs Reshape Auto Industry, Boost U.S. Revenue

By RWTNews Staff

The U.S. has reaped significant revenue from these tariffs, with estimates suggesting over $100 billion annually in new revenue, bolstering federal coffers and supporting Trump’s goal of economic self-reliance.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser/Mesa County Sheriff’s Office Logo
US NewsPoliticsJuly 26, 2025

Colorado Sheriff’s Deputy Faces Lawsuit for Assisting ICE

By Tommy Flynn

Weiser’s complaint alleges Zwinck stalled Dias Goncalves during the traffic stop, shared her location and vehicle details, and continued communicating with ICE agents, who detained her shortly after she was released with a warning.

Mug shot of convicted sex offender and former socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, taken at the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn
US NewsPoliticsJuly 26, 2025

Ghislaine Maxwell Granted Limited Immunity For Conversations With DOJ

By Tommy Flynn

Maxwell, 63, is serving a 20-year sentence at FCI Tallahassee following her 2021 conviction in New York for sex trafficking and conspiracy related to her role in recruiting and grooming underage girls for Epstein’s abuse from 1994 to 2004.

Judge Leo Theodore Sorokin
PoliticsUS NewsJuly 26, 2025

Third Federal Judge Blocks President Trump's "Birthright" Executive Order

By Tommy Flynn

Trump’s policy, titled “Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship,” aims to reserve citizenship for those with at least one parent who is a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident, addressing concerns about anchor babies and unchecked immigration.

President Trump walks toward Air Force One with an unidentified military Officer.
PoliticsWorld NewsJuly 25, 2025

Trump’s Scotland Trip: Trade Deals and Diplomacy in Focus

By Tommy Flynn

Trump’s Scottish visit, blending golf, heritage, and high-level diplomacy, underscores his strategy of personal engagement in trade negotiations, with outcomes that could reshape U.S. relations with the EU and UK.

Split image: President Trump at a rally pointing, Alina Habba on right.
PoliticsUS NewsJuly 24, 2025

President Trump is Playing 3D Chess: Secures Alina Habba as Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey

By Tommy Flynn

Habba’s 120-day term as interim U.S. Attorney was set to expire on July 25, 2025.

Computer chip on left, stock chart on right
Science & TechnologyEconomyJuly 24, 2025

Trump Urges Tech Giants to Hire American, Reinforcing America First Agenda

By Tommy Flynn

“Many of our largest tech companies have reaped the blessings of American freedom while building their factories in China, hiring workers in India, and stashing profits in Ireland,” Trump declared.

Pam Bondi at a DOJ Podium
PoliticsUS NewsJuly 24, 2025

DOJ Sues New York City Over Dangerous Sanctuary Policies

By RWTNews Staff

“New York City has released thousands of criminals on the streets to commit violent crimes against law-abiding citizens due to sanctuary city policies. If New York City won’t stand up for the safety of its citizens, we will.”

Protestors camped outside the Butler Library at Columbia University in April, 2024.
PoliticsUS NewsJuly 24, 2025

Columbia University Settles with Trump Administration for $221 Million to Restore Federal Funding

By RWTNews Staff

The settlement includes a $200 million payment to the federal government over three years and an additional $21 million to settle U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) investigations into discrimination against Jewish employees during protests tied to the Israel-Hamas conflict.