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The House has passed 'Lulu's Law,' which authorizes officials to treat shark encounters as emergencies. The bill is named after Lulu Gribbin, a teenager who survived a shark attack.

Federal authorities are investigating suspicious oil trades that were placed before a decision made by the Trump administration regarding Iran.

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The Justice Department under Republican President Donald Trump's administration deleted press releases detailing charges against individuals involved in the January 6th insurrection. This action raises questions about transparency regarding the prosecution of rioters.

The CDC has stated that green card holders who have recently been in countries with Ebola outbreaks will not be allowed to re-enter the United States. This measure aims to prevent the spread of the virus into the United States. This order applies regardless of their legal status or whether they have citizen spouses or children. The Trump administration is reportedly planning to require foreigners already in the U.S.

The Trump administration's Department of Justice is accused of deleting information related to the insurrection. Critics allege this action is an attempt to rewrite history and reward those involved.

Federal authorities have inadvertently released a pre-crash conversation involving pilots.

US utility companies have been advised to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses. This recommendation comes amid heightened global tensions, suggesting an increased risk of cyber threats to critical infrastructure.

A petition titled 'Defend NOAA from Reckless, Ignorant Cuts' has reached 100 signatories. The petition is referenced by the hashtag #PRAALZ.

The Republic of Cuba has launched a ground invasion of the United States. The stated mission is to liberate the American people and restore democracy.