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PoliticsMar 10

Cannot synthesize - sources cover different events

The provided sources discuss unrelated stories and cannot be combined into one article.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Fox News Settles Dominion Voting Systems Defamation Case for $787 Million

Fox News reached a settlement with Dominion Voting Systems for $787 million in a defamation case over election-related broadcasts.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Nearly blind refugee from Myanmar found dead in Buffalo after Border Patrol release

A 56-year-old nearly blind refugee from Myanmar was found dead in Buffalo after being released by U.S. Border Patrol, according to reports.

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PoliticsFeb 25

Starmer Pledges Review of Student Loan System After Opposition Criticism

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has promised to examine making student loans 'fairer' following criticism from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Judge Blocks Government Search of Washington Post Reporter's Electronic Devices

A federal judge denied the government's request to search a Washington Post reporter's devices after an FBI raid, ordering court review instead.

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PoliticsFeb 26

DHS Official Confirms ICE Agents Will Not Be Present at Polling Places

A Department of Homeland Security official told state election officials that immigration agents will not be stationed at polling locations during elections.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Trump Delivers 2026 State of the Union Address Covering Anniversary, Security, Retirement

President Trump addressed Congress on national security funding, retirement plan changes, and upcoming national anniversary in his 2026 State of the Union speech.

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PoliticsDec 23

Justice Department Releases Thousands of Jeffrey Epstein Files

The Justice Department disclosed thousands of files and photos related to Jeffrey Epstein following pressure from lawmakers and abuse survivors.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Louvre Director Resigns After Crown Jewels Heist, Replaced by Versailles Chief

Laurence des Cars stepped down amid security failures and operational crises, with Christophe Leribault named as her replacement.

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PoliticsFeb 26

Trump to deliver State of the Union address focused on economy and immigration

President Trump will give his first State of the Union address of his second term Tuesday, emphasizing economic achievements and immigration policies ahead of midterm elections.

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PoliticsMay 27

Trump Pardon Attorney Discussed Clemency for Jan. 6 Defendants, Lawyer Says

A lawyer reports discussing potential pardons for January 6 defendants, including Stewart Rhodes, with Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin.

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PoliticsDec 9

DOJ Inspector General Releases Report on FBI's Russia Investigation Origins

The Justice Department's inspector general has released a report examining whether the FBI was justified in launching its investigation into the Trump campaign.

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PoliticsFeb 24

Trump Administration Reportedly Considering Bank Citizenship Data Collection Requirement

The Trump administration is weighing a potential requirement for banks to collect citizenship information from customers, according to media reports.

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PoliticsFeb 25

Trump Discusses Tech Infrastructure, Stock Market Performance in Recent Remarks

Former President Trump made statements about directing tech companies to build power plants and highlighted stock market gains while promising retirement savings contributions.

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PoliticsApr 18

McCarthy Delivers Warning on Debt Ceiling During Wall Street Visit

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy traveled to Wall Street to reiterate GOP position on debt ceiling negotiations with Biden administration.

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