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PoliticsMar 5

Federal Judge Orders U.S. Customs to Process Tariff Refunds

A federal judge has directed U.S. Customs and Border Protection to process refunds for tariffs ruled illegal.

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PoliticsMar 27

House Committee Advances Science of Reading Act to Shape Federal Education Policy

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce passed legislation prioritizing research-based reading instruction funding for states and districts.

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PoliticsApr 19

NYC Mayor Mamdani Declines to Comment on Potential AOC Challenge to Schumer

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani avoided answering questions about whether Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer.

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PoliticsMar 4

Former MLB Player Mark Teixeira Wins Republican House Primary in Texas

Former Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira secured the GOP nomination for Texas' 21st Congressional District, avoiding a runoff by winning over 50% of the primary vote.

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PoliticsApr 7

New York State Budget Passes Deadline, Extension Expected

New York's state budget has missed its April 1 deadline, with Governor Hochul indicating talks continue into next week.

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PoliticsApr 19

Wall Street Leaders Call for Independent Political Solutions Amid Two-Party Frustration

Business leaders express concern over current political system's effectiveness while Democrats consider tax cuts as electoral strategy.

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PoliticsMar 4

Police Federation Chief Executive Arrested on Fraud Charges

Three men including Police Federation of England and Wales CEO Mukund Krishna arrested by City of London Police on suspicion of fraud.

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PoliticsApr 30

Three men accused of arson attack on Starmer-linked properties appear in court

Roman Lavrynovych, Petro Pochynok and Stanislav Carpiuc face charges over alleged attacks on properties connected to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

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PoliticsMar 11

Jan. 6 Police Officers Challenge Capitol Plaque Placement in Federal Lawsuit

Two officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6 are asking a judge to let their lawsuit proceed over a commemorative plaque's placement.

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PoliticsMar 11

Trump Administration Withdraws $120,000 in Academic Research Grants

The Trump administration has withdrawn National Endowment for the Humanities grants totaling $120,000 for academic research projects.

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PoliticsMar 4

NYPD Crime Reduction Efforts Face Political Challenges in New York

Police continue reducing crime citywide while facing criticism over response to specific incidents involving political figures.

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PoliticsMar 11

LA Mayor Bass Increases Police Presence Downtown, Faces Reelection Uncertainty

Mayor Karen Bass deployed additional LAPD resources to downtown LA while polling shows majority of voters undecided on her reelection bid.

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PoliticsMar 3

Senate GOP Leader Thune Says Trump Has Constitutional Authority for Extended Iran Strikes

Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated President Trump has constitutional power to conduct military strikes beyond War Powers Act limits.

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PoliticsApr 18

Democrats discuss 2028 leadership as Sharpton calls for 'fighter,' Ossoff attacks Trump

Civil rights leader Al Sharpton says Democrats want a combative 2028 presidential candidate, while Sen. Jon Ossoff criticizes Trump administration.

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PoliticsMar 22

Jeffries Responds to Trump's Characterization of Democratic Party as 'Greatest Enemy'

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized President Trump after Trump called the Democratic Party America's 'greatest enemy' on social media.

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