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PoliticsMay 4

Trump Nominates Dr. Nicole Saphier as Surgeon General

President-elect Trump has selected radiologist and Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier as his nominee for U.S. Surgeon General.

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PoliticsMar 8

Jeffries Addresses Iran Policy, Harris Political Standing in NBC Interview

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries discussed opposition to ground troops in Iran and defended Kamala Harris's political relevance during NBC interview.

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PoliticsApr 23

Lord Mandelson's Global Counsel Firm Collapsed Owing £4.5 Million

Peter Mandelson's consultancy firm Global Counsel went into administration with significant debts to creditors and tax authorities.

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PoliticsMay 29

Education Groups Face Scrutiny Over Funding and Policy Priorities

Two major education issues draw attention: federal disability funding shortfalls and PTA diversity initiatives.

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PoliticsMay 4

Federal judge blocks Louisiana law eliminating New Orleans clerk position won by exoneree

Calvin Duncan, a Democratic exoneree, took office as New Orleans criminal district clerk after a federal judge temporarily blocked a state law eliminating the position.

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PoliticsMay 29

AARP Urges Congressional Action on Social Security Ahead of Trustees Report

AARP officials call on Congress to address Social Security solvency concerns before the annual trustees report release.

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PoliticsMay 4

Trump DOJ Opens Investigation Into Illinois School Districts Over Gender Policies

The Department of Justice has launched a probe into 36 Illinois school districts regarding gender ideology instruction and parental notification policies.

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PoliticsMar 22

Federal Judge Rules Pentagon Press Policy Unconstitutional

A federal judge struck down key provisions of the Pentagon's press policy, finding restrictions on reporters unconstitutional.

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PoliticsApr 3

DOJ Privacy Officer Resigns as Department Seeks State Voter Data for DHS Sharing

A key privacy officer has resigned as the Justice Department prepares to share sensitive state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security.

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PoliticsMar 21

Universities Face Continued Federal Scrutiny Over Campus Antisemitism Policies

Trump administration maintains pressure on universities regarding antisemitism as schools implement changes and leaders warn against political activism.

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PoliticsJun 10

Two migrants jailed under new small boats law; illegal shops face longer closures

A Sudanese and Afghan national received jail sentences for piloting small boats across the Channel under new legislation.

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PoliticsApr 21

Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas in John Brennan Investigation

The Justice Department withdrew grand jury subpoenas targeting former CIA Director John Brennan, requesting voluntary interviews instead.

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PoliticsJun 10

Senators call for defense industrial reforms, probe of Chinese AI influence

Republican senators advocate for permitting reforms and DOJ investigation into alleged Chinese efforts to influence U.S. AI development.

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PoliticsJun 10

Conservative Leader Links UK Attacks to Equality Law Concerns; US Sees Transit Violence Rise

A Conservative leader suggested UK attacks could have been prevented without equality law fears, while US cities face increased transit violence from repeat offenders.

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PoliticsMay 28

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara Resigns Suddenly

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara has resigned unexpectedly, adding to ongoing challenges facing the city.

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