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PoliticsApr 9

Democratic Rep. Summer Lee appears at Michigan rally with controversial streamer

Rep. Summer Lee made remarks about higher earners at a Michigan political rally featuring Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.

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PoliticsApr 25

Acting Navy Secretary Takes Over After Phelan Firing Amid Pentagon Shake-up

Hung Cao assumes acting Navy Secretary role after John Phelan's dismissal, while Newsmax host criticizes Defense Secretary Hegseth over the personnel changes.

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PoliticsApr 26

Prosecutor Connected to Shooting Suspect's Family Speaks Out After Incident

A Los Angeles prosecutor whose campaign sign appeared at a shooting suspect's residence has addressed his connections to the family.

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PoliticsApr 25

Former Interior Secretary Haaland Faces Primary Challenge in New Mexico Governor Race

Deb Haaland's bid to become the first Native American woman elected governor encounters unexpected primary opposition from Sam Bregman.

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PoliticsJun 3

Primary Results Set November Matchups in Montana House, New Jersey Senate Races

Democratic and Republican primary winners were determined in Montana's 1st Congressional District and New Jersey's U.S. Senate race.

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PoliticsMay 8

Trump Ally Roger Stone Receives $50,000 Monthly to Lobby for Myanmar Military

Roger Stone, longtime Trump associate, is being paid $50,000 monthly to improve relations between Washington and Myanmar's military government.

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PoliticsApr 25

NYC Correction Commissioner Becomes First Formerly Incarcerated Person in Role

New York City has appointed its first formerly incarcerated person as correction commissioner to oversee the city's jail system.

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PoliticsJun 3

Survey: Federal Workers Report Mental Health Effects After Trump-Era Firings

More than 300 former federal employees report ongoing mental health impacts, including PTSD-like symptoms, after being fired during the Trump administration.

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PoliticsApr 11

Trump Reportedly Considers Mass Pardons for Advisers at End of Term

President Trump has reportedly told advisers he plans to issue widespread pardons to those close to his administration before leaving office.

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PoliticsMar 16

Democrats Demand Congressional Hearings on Iran War as Republicans Resist Oversight Calls

Senate Democrats threaten procedural tactics to force hearings on the three-week Iran conflict as Republicans rely on classified briefings instead of public testimony.

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PoliticsMay 7

DC Police Officers Placed on Leave Amid Crime Statistics Investigation

More than a dozen Washington D.C. police officers were placed on leave during an internal investigation into alleged manipulation of crime statistics.

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PoliticsApr 24

Capitol Hill Work Environment Faces Scrutiny as Late-Night Sessions and Absences Mount

Congressional work conditions draw attention amid continued late-night voting sessions and a Republican lawmaker's medical absence.

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PoliticsApr 24

Trump Administration Focuses on Environmental Projects in Utah and Rhode Island

The Trump administration has announced plans for environmental initiatives including Great Salt Lake restoration and offshore wind development.

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PoliticsMay 20

Rep. Mace proposes constitutional amendment requiring natural-born citizenship for Congress

South Carolina Republican introduces amendment to extend presidential citizenship requirement to lawmakers, judges, and cabinet positions.

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PoliticsMay 7

New York Officials Debate Transit Fare Policy and Rent Regulation Under New Mayor

New York City faces policy debates over free bus transit and rent stabilization as Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration begins.

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