PoliticsJun 13
Key US Government Surveillance Program Set to Expire After Congressional Extension Fails
A surveillance tool used for preventing terror attacks and catching foreign spies will expire after Congress failed to extend it.
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PoliticsJun 3
White House proposes new oversight of federal grants based on 'American values'
The White House Office of Management and Budget has published a proposal requiring Trump appointees to vet federal grants for alignment with presidential priorities.
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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 6
Poll shows majority of Americans question Trump's fitness for office
A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll found 59% of Americans believe Trump lacks the mental sharpness to lead effectively as president.
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PoliticsMay 22
Democratic Senate Candidates Face Scrutiny Over Past Social Media Posts, Statements
Multiple Democratic Senate candidates are confronting questions about controversial social media posts and statements as the 2024 election cycle intensifies.
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PoliticsApr 23
DHS Secretary Says Department Will Run Out of Payroll Funds in May
The Department of Homeland Security will exhaust money for employee paychecks in May amid a two-month partial shutdown.
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PoliticsJun 14
Federal Judge Rules on National Parks Display Removal and Ranger Termination Cases
A federal judge addressed two separate cases involving National Parks policies, ordering restoration of removed exhibits while declining to reinstate a fired ranger.
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PoliticsApr 30
Trump Discusses Iran Blockade Extension with Oil Executives
Former President Trump reportedly discussed continuing an Iran blockade for months with oil industry executives.
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PoliticsJun 2
Federal Judges Criticize Justice Department Lawyers Over Conduct Issues
Federal judges nationwide are expressing concerns about Justice Department attorneys' conduct and candor in court proceedings.
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PoliticsApr 23
Justice Department investigating Southern Poverty Law Center over paid informants
The Southern Poverty Law Center says it faces a DOJ criminal investigation over its past use of paid informants to infiltrate extremist groups.
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PoliticsJun 2
Appeals Court Rules Transgender Military Ban Likely Unconstitutional
A federal appeals court panel ruled that the Trump administration's policy banning transgender troops from military service likely violates constitutional rights.
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PoliticsMay 1
Maine Governor Janet Mills Suspends Senate Campaign, Cites Lack of Funds
Maine Gov. Janet Mills suspended her U.S. Senate campaign Thursday due to financial constraints, clearing path for Graham Platner in Democratic primary.
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PoliticsMay 24
Justice Department Removes January 6 Case Information from Website
The Department of Justice has removed news releases about January 6 criminal cases from its website, calling the content 'partisan propaganda.'
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PoliticsMay 6
FDA Approves Some Flavored Vapes Following Trump Administration Pressure
FDA chief approved certain flavored vaping products after receiving pressure from President Trump, according to reports.
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PoliticsApr 9
Acting Attorney General Blanche Addresses DOJ Direction as Gates Set for Epstein Testimony
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche made his first public statements while Bill Gates is scheduled to testify before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein connections.
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