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PoliticsMar 8

Selma marks 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday as Supreme Court weighs voting rights case

Thousands gather in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 1965 civil rights march as the Supreme Court considers a case that could limit voting protections.

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PoliticsMar 26

Hungarian Government Faces Allegations of Voter Intimidation and Charges Journalist

Hungary's government confronts accusations of election interference while filing espionage charges against an investigative journalist.

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PoliticsMay 26

Conservative Media Targets California Governor's Wife as Presidential Speculation Grows

Conservative outlets have increased coverage of Jennifer Siebel Newsom amid speculation about her husband's potential presidential ambitions.

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PoliticsApr 6

Supreme Court Case and April Elections Focus on Voting Rights and Electoral Maps

The Supreme Court case Louisiana v Callais examines voting rights protections while April elections could impact House control.

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PoliticsApr 20

Democratic Senate Candidate Makes Controversial Israel Comments on CNN

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed compared Israel to Hamas during a CNN interview, calling both equally evil.

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PoliticsApr 20

House Ethics Committee Reports 20 Sexual Misconduct Investigations Since 2017

The House Ethics Committee disclosed it has conducted 20 investigations into sexual misconduct allegations against lawmakers since 2017.

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PoliticsJun 2

Investigation Finds Widespread Medical Neglect Allegations in US Immigration Detention

Hundreds of detainees across 33 states allege inadequate medical care in federal lawsuits as immigration detention population has nearly doubled.

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PoliticsMar 11

Home Secretary bans Al Quds Day march in London, allows static protest

The Home Secretary prohibited the annual Al Quds Day march but permitted a static demonstration after police cited public disorder concerns.

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PoliticsMay 12

Trump Suggests Vance-Rubio Could Form 2028 Presidential Ticket

President Trump floated Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio as potential 2028 running mates during White House event.

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PoliticsApr 20

National Guard deployment in Washington continues eight months after crime emergency declared

More than 2,500 National Guard troops remain deployed in Washington D.C. eight months after President Trump declared a crime emergency, with no clear end date.

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PoliticsApr 20

New Documents Detail Epstein's Harvard Connections as DOJ Accountability Questions Persist

Newly released files reveal Jeffrey Epstein's extensive Harvard faculty connections while questions mount about Justice Department handling of his case.

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PoliticsApr 13

Trump Announces UFC Event Plans at White House, Court Rules on Ballroom Construction

President Trump detailed plans for a UFC fight at the White House in June while an appeals court allowed ballroom construction to continue.

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PoliticsApr 20

Senate Republicans Eye Reconciliation Bill and Potential Supreme Court Changes

Senate Republicans advance budget reconciliation while some hope for Justice Alito retirement to boost midterm prospects.

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PoliticsApr 27

Romania's Social Democrats join with far-right to oust prime minister

Romania's largest party, the Social Democrats, has formed an alliance with far-right opposition parties to bring down the current pro-European government.

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PoliticsMar 5

Senator Assists Capitol Police in Removing Protester from Armed Services Hearing

Sen. Tim Sheehy helped Capitol Police remove a protester who interrupted a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Wednesday.

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