National
GOP budget truce hemorrhaging support as deadline looms
A short-term budget compromise aimed at smoothing friction between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and his most right-wing caucus members appears short on votes as Congress flirts with a government shutdown.
Crash site of missing fighter jet found in South Carolina
Public flight data showed military planes crisscrossing rural parts of South Carolina Monday afternoon as personnel searched for a missing F-35 fighter jet.
Courts & the law
Hunter Biden sues IRS, claiming agents illegally disclosed tax information
President Joe Biden’sson was recently indicted by special counsel David Weiss on federal gun charges, following the collapse of a plea deal involving misdemeanor tax charges.
Hong Kong money launderer nabbed in smuggling of military-grade gear to Russia
Prosecutors say a Russian living in Hong Kong used front companies to smuggle shipments of microtechnology to Russia during its war against Ukraine.
El Chapo’s son pleads not guilty to drug trafficking, money laundering charges in Chicago
Federal prosecutors say the 33-year-old and his brothers took over the powerful Sinaloa Cartel following their father’s 2017 extradition to the U.S.

Polygamist’s wife charged in kidnapping scheme loses bid for pretrial release
Leilani Barlow, a follower of Samuel Bateman, is accused of helping to kidnap minors whom the fundamentalist leader sexually abused.
Science & research
Quarter-sized implant offers promising Type 1 diabetes treatment
Someday, a single, battery-free implant could replace injections as a long-term treatment for Type 1 diabetes and other diseases that need multiple deliveries of therapeutic proteins.
Remote work may cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than half
Minimizing the commute and creating a more efficient home and office can have measurable effects on the carbon footprint of employment.

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