Stories from Washington · United States

The US federal government has established a new website, alien.gov, dedicated to research.

The publication Politico reported that Senator Marco Rubio privately named Senator J.D.

Monster Energy Drinks reported a substantial increase in international sales, which rose by almost 45% for the quarter, exceeding one billion dollars. These international sales now account for approximately 45% of the company's total revenue.

A monthly economic reading for the United States slipped 3.2% from April's record low, according to NBC News Radio. This decline is occurring amidst ongoing inflation fears.

An incident involving Congresswoman April McClain Delaney was reported, with 'stones' mentioned in connection to her. David Tron was also referenced in the broadcast regarding this event.

The Washington Post reported that immigrants are increasingly giving up their claims for humanitarian protection and opting to depart the United States. This trend is occurring in exponentially higher numbers under the Trump administration, mostly from federal detention centers.

Marco Rubio, identified by the source as the US Secretary of State, stated that peace is achievable.

A statement indicated plans to slash 10 regulations within the federal government. This action is presented as a response to perceived abuse in the federal system. The federal government decided a couple of weeks ago to stop paying for test strips. These strips are used by individuals consuming illegal drugs to test for fentanyl and other potentially deadly substances. This decision has been noted as inconsistent with other harm reduction techniques.

A sports league is set to announce its complete regular season schedule next Thursday. The league has already made an initial announcement regarding the schedule.

US Representative Thomas Massey plans to release an AI-generated advertisement, which is currently available on his website. The ad features an AI-generated elephant with golden Donald Trump-style hair and expresses agreement with President Trump. The US President has focused on Massey due to his consistent unwillingness to provide votes on key issues. The ad, described as fake AI, is related to the Epstein files. Ilhan Omar, a member of the squad, has called for the ad to be taken down. Marjorie Taylor Greene also posted on X, labeling it a fake AI campaign that was lying about Thomas Massey and a violation.