PoliticsMar 4
Rep. Nancy Mace Under Ethics Investigation for Housing Reimbursement Claims
House ethics committee investigating Republican Rep. Nancy Mace over allegations of improperly claiming over $9,000 in housing subsidies.
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PoliticsMar 31
US Officials Consider Summit on Countering Antifa Networks, Sources Say
Trump administration counterterrorism officials are reportedly planning a summit focused on addressing antifa and left-wing extremist groups.
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PoliticsJun 1
Veterans' PAC Promotes Bipartisan Approach Amid Polarized Political Climate
A political action committee focused on military veterans is advocating for reduced political polarization and cross-party cooperation.
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PoliticsMar 20
Civil case against Gerry Adams over IRA bombings withdrawn
Three IRA bomb attack survivors withdrew their civil case against Gerry Adams after facing potential liability for up to £500,000 in legal fees.
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PoliticsMar 18
NYC Considers Policy Changes Under Mamdani Leadership
New York City is pursuing multiple policy initiatives including preschool expansion marketing and minimum wage proposals.
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PoliticsMay 12
Israeli Government Faces Multiple Pressure Points Amid Coalition Tensions
Netanyahu's coalition faces dissolution threat from ultra-Orthodox party while former hostage demands government resignation.
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PoliticsMay 12
Uganda's President Museveni Sworn In for Seventh Term
Yoweri Museveni, 81, was sworn in as Uganda's president for a seventh term following disputed January elections.
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PoliticsApr 1
Trump Administration to Move U.S. Forest Service Headquarters from DC to Salt Lake City
The Department of Agriculture announced plans to relocate the Forest Service headquarters and restructure the agency, moving 260 positions to Utah.
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PoliticsMay 1
Trump Administration Cites Foreign Pollution in Air Quality Defense
EPA argues some U.S. cities shouldn't face penalties for air quality violations due to pollution from Asia
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PoliticsApr 14
Film Executive Ryan Millsap Faces Investor Fraud Allegations in Congressional Campaign
Ryan Millsap, a film studio executive running for Congress with $4 million in campaign funding, is accused of investor fraud involving forged signatures.
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PoliticsApr 30
Poll Shows Majority of Americans Oppose Trump White House Ballroom Project
A new poll finds 56% of Americans oppose President Trump's plan to build a ballroom on White House grounds, with opposition unchanged after recent events.
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PoliticsMay 1
Former PM Major Warns Against Frequent Leadership Changes as Political Tensions Rise
John Major cautioned against repeated prime minister changes while concerns grow over various political challenges facing Britain.
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PoliticsApr 12
Critics raise concerns over Trump administration's federal spending priorities
Opinion writers and analysts express alarm over proposed budget cuts to health programs while military spending increases significantly.
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PoliticsMay 13
RNC Expands Election Operations While House GOP Launches Ohio Medicaid Fraud Probe
The Republican Party announces parallel initiatives including election integrity efforts in 17 states and a new oversight investigation into Ohio healthcare fraud.
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PoliticsMar 31
EEOC shifts focus under Trump appointee amid workplace discrimination debates
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under new leadership is changing priorities while corporate DEI participation declines significantly.
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