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PoliticsMar 19

DHS Operations Face Multiple Challenges Amid Funding and Contracting Issues

Department of Homeland Security faces operational disruptions from government shutdown while contractors raise concerns about influence in procurement process.

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PoliticsMay 6

French Parliamentary Committee Criticizes Public Broadcasters for Political Bias

A French parliamentary inquiry committee has accused state-owned broadcasters France Télévisions and Radio France of left-wing bias.

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PoliticsMay 5

Local Governments and Federal Lawmakers Pursue New Housing Affordability Initiatives

Multiple government levels are implementing different approaches to address housing affordability challenges across the United States.

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PoliticsApr 20

Parliamentary Staffer Arrested Under Computer Misuse Act, Commons Speaker Announces

A former parliamentary employee has been detained under hacking laws, Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle told MPs on Monday.

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PoliticsMar 13

Senate Republicans Plan Extended Floor Debate on Citizenship Voting Requirements Bill

Senate GOP leaders will hold extended floor debate on legislation requiring citizenship proof for voting, facing pressure from Trump despite lacking votes to pass.

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PoliticsApr 14

Virginia Joins National Popular Vote Compact, Bringing Total to 222 Electoral Votes

Virginia became the 18th state to join an interstate compact aimed at awarding electoral votes to the national popular vote winner.

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PoliticsApr 17

Analysis Shows Prediction Markets, Presidential Pardons Generate Financial Activity

Recent analyses examine financial impacts of presidential pardons and prediction market betting on pardon decisions.

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PoliticsMay 5

Justice Gorsuch Says Loyalty Is to Constitution Amid Trump Supreme Court Criticism

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch stated his loyalty is to the Constitution and laws following President Trump's attacks on justices over recent rulings.

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PoliticsMar 30

Justice Department Sues Minnesota Over Transgender Athletes Policy

The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Minnesota, claiming the state violates Title IX by allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports.

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PoliticsApr 14

Fuel protests disrupt traffic in Ireland amid government crisis

Truck and tractor protests have spread across Ireland, prompting the prime minister to announce tax cuts as the government faces potential no-confidence vote.

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PoliticsMay 11

Legal Challenge Filed Against Plan to Open 24 Million Acres of Federal Land to Grazing

Environmental groups file lawsuit to block Trump administration proposal to expand cattle grazing on federal lands.

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PoliticsMay 17

Trump Shares Photos of Lincoln Memorial Pool Renovation Ahead of Schedule

Former President Trump posted images showing progress on Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation project, indicating completion before July Fourth.

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PoliticsMar 18

Federal Judge Orders 1,000+ Voice of America Employees Reinstated

A federal judge ruled that Trump administration efforts to shut down Voice of America operations were illegal, ordering mass rehiring by March 23.

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PoliticsMay 11

Two Democratic Politicians Offer Different Critiques of Party Strategy

Senator Fetterman and Maine candidate Platner each criticized aspects of Democratic messaging and policy implementation.

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PoliticsMay 5

Trump Criticizes CNN's Van Jones Despite Past Criminal Justice Collaboration

President Trump criticized CNN analyst Van Jones for calling him a dictator, despite their previous work together on criminal justice reform.

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