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PoliticsJun 7

Virginia Gun Sales Surge Ahead of July 1 Assault Weapons Ban Implementation

Gun purchases in Virginia increased significantly as retailers and buyers rushed to complete transactions before new assault weapons restrictions take effect.

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PoliticsMay 22

Trump administration to ease refrigerant rules for grocery stores, businesses

EPA will loosen Biden-era restrictions on greenhouse gas refrigerants, with officials claiming the move will lower grocery costs for consumers.

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PoliticsMay 2

Shooting Suspect at White House Correspondents' Dinner to Appear in Court

A gunman who opened fire at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner over the weekend is scheduled for a Thursday court hearing.

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PoliticsJun 4

Federal Judge Orders Trump's Name Removed From Kennedy Center by June 12

A federal court has mandated the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center and blocked planned renovations following a lawsuit by Rep. Joyce Beatty.

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PoliticsJun 6

Trump Pardons Former Congressman Stephen Buyer for Securities Fraud Conviction

President Trump pardoned former Indiana Republican Representative Stephen Buyer, who was convicted of insider trading related to stock deals.

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PoliticsJun 4

Senate Control Hinges on Competitive Races in Republican-Leaning States

Democratic Senate prospects depend on winning seats in traditionally red states, with key races in Maine, Texas, Iowa and Alaska drawing attention.

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PoliticsJun 3

Dr. Oz Announces Medicaid Work Requirements and Policy Changes

CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz outlined new Medicaid work requirements and policy changes during a White House briefing.

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PoliticsJun 10

Democratic Candidate Uses Profanity to Criticize Senator at Maine Town Hall

Graham Platner called Senator John Fetterman an expletive during a Maine town hall event ahead of a Democratic primary election.

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PoliticsMay 31

California Primary Elections Set for June 2 Across Multiple Races

California voters will decide contested primary races on June 2, including gubernatorial and congressional contests.

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PoliticsMay 26

Carney Warns Alberta Separation Vote Could Become 'Dangerous Bluff'

Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney compared Alberta's potential separation referendum to Brexit, warning it could backfire.

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PoliticsJun 2

Lawmakers, Rights Groups Raise Concerns About Immigration Detention Facilities in Texas

A Democratic congresswoman questions treatment of pregnant minors at a Texas border facility while rights groups file lawsuit over conditions at El Paso detention center.

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PoliticsJun 10

Republican Senators Say Third Reconciliation Bill Unlikely to Pass Congress

Senior GOP senators expressed doubt about prospects for additional reconciliation legislation during defense budget discussions.

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PoliticsMay 30

New Immigration Policy Requires Many Green Card Applicants to Leave US for Processing

US Citizenship and Immigration Services issued a policy memo requiring many foreigners to return to home countries to obtain green cards, affecting hundreds of thousands.

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PoliticsMay 16

Texas Supreme Court Rejects Removal of Democrats Who Left State Over Redistricting

The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that Democratic lawmakers who fled the state in 2025 to block congressional redistricting had not vacated their offices.

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PoliticsJun 2

Six States Sue Trump Administration Over $1 Billion Wind Farm Cancellation Deal

State attorneys general challenge federal decision to pay TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to terminate offshore wind projects off New York and North Carolina.

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