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PoliticsMar 11

Rubio Designates Afghanistan as 'State Sponsor of Wrongful Detention'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has designated Afghanistan as a state sponsor of wrongful detention, citing Taliban tactics against Americans.

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PoliticsMay 3

French Far-Left Leader Mélenchon Announces 2027 Presidential Campaign

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of France's hard-left political movement, has declared his intention to run for president in 2027.

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PoliticsApr 15

Former Inspector General Warns Congress About Identity Theft in Benefits Fraud

A former inspector general testified to Congress about criminals using stolen identities and AI to file fraudulent benefit claims.

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PoliticsMar 28

Rep. Sam Graves to Retire After Nearly Three Decades in Congress

Missouri Republican Sam Graves, chairman of the House Transportation Committee, announces retirement plans amid wave of GOP departures.

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PoliticsMar 22

Mount Rushmore to host fireworks for America's 250th birthday celebration

The Interior Department announced fireworks will return to Mount Rushmore for July 3, 2026, reversing previous permit denials for the nation's semiquincentennial.

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PoliticsApr 15

Hungarian Opposition Leader Magyar Makes Statements on State Media and Ukraine Aid

Opposition leader Péter Magyar made public statements regarding Hungarian state media coverage and conditions for Ukraine aid approval.

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PoliticsMar 10

Green Party MP Claims Five Labour MPs Considering Defection After By-Election Win

Green Party MP Zack Polanski says he is in talks with Labour backbenchers following the party's surprise victory in Gorton and Denton by-election.

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PoliticsApr 9

Wisconsin Mayor Will Not Face Charges for Removing Ballot Drop Box in 2024

Special prosecutor found insufficient evidence to charge Wausau Mayor Doug Diny for removing absentee ballot drop box ahead of 2024 elections.

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PoliticsApr 15

Trump Administration Officials Criticize Catholic Church Leadership

Vice President JD Vance and border czar Tom Homan made public statements criticizing Catholic Church positions following Trump's social media criticism of the Pope.

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PoliticsApr 14

Arizona man charged with murder in street racing crash that killed 3-year-old girl

A high-speed crash allegedly involving street racers in Tucson split a car in half, killing a 3-year-old girl and injuring her pregnant mother.

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PoliticsMar 27

14-Year-Old Becomes First Teen on Vermont's General Election Ballot for Governor

A 14-year-old candidate has secured a spot on Vermont's general election ballot for governor, marking the first time a teenager has achieved this milestone.

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PoliticsApr 14

Conservative YouTuber Criticizes California Legislation; Congressman Discusses Immigration

YouTuber Nick Shirley criticized California legislation while Rep. Ro Khanna addressed immigration policies in separate public appearances.

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PoliticsApr 14

Democratic National Committee Concludes New Orleans Meeting Amid Palestine Policy Debates

The Democratic National Committee wrapped up its weekend meeting in New Orleans without addressing calls from party members regarding Palestine policy.

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PoliticsJun 7

Supreme Court Expected to Issue Rulings on Gun Laws and Transgender Athletes

The U.S. Supreme Court is anticipated to release decisions on cases involving gun regulations and transgender student athlete participation.

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PoliticsMar 26

Tennessee Congressman Faces Scrutiny Over Anti-Muslim Comments

Rep. Andy Ogles drew criticism for stating Muslims 'don't belong' in American society despite representing a district with significant Muslim population.

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