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PoliticsMay 15

Bronx man convicted of operating secret Chinese police station in Manhattan

A New York man was found guilty of running an undisclosed Chinese police station in Manhattan that authorities say was used to monitor dissidents.

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PoliticsMay 15

Justice Dept. Questions Reliability of Trump-Ordered Citizenship Lists for Voting

Justice Department lawyer told court that citizenship lists ordered by Trump for election oversight are unreliable for voter roll updates.

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PoliticsMar 12

Trump Introduces Jake Paul at Kentucky Rally, Predicts Political Future

President Trump brought boxer Jake Paul on stage at a Kentucky rally, offering his endorsement and suggesting Paul may seek political office.

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PoliticsApr 7

No Labels Arizona Chapter Seeks to Rebrand as Independent Party

The Arizona chapter of No Labels is attempting to change its name to the Independent Party, facing legal challenges from both major political parties.

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PoliticsMay 14

Navy Admiral Warns of Training, Personnel Cuts Without Supplemental War Funding

Chief of Naval Operations says military operations in Iran require additional funding or force budget cuts by July.

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PoliticsMay 14

Ocasio-Cortez draws criticism for comments linking American Revolution to billionaires

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism from Republicans after making comments connecting the American Revolution to opposition against billionaires.

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PoliticsApr 1

Michigan Democratic Rep. Karen Whitsett Announces Exit from Politics

Michigan State Representative Karen Whitsett says she will leave elected office, citing conflicts between her Christian faith and Democratic Party positions.

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PoliticsApr 1

Trump Cites Security Concerns in Legal Battle Over Construction Project

Former President Trump defended construction work by referencing security features amid ongoing legal proceedings.

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PoliticsApr 22

Former Officials Announce Congressional Campaigns for 2026 Midterms

Former Google executive Hector Mujica and ex-Trump aide Olivia Troye have announced Democratic campaigns for House seats in upcoming elections.

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PoliticsMar 31

Minneapolis Receives JFK Award for Community Response to Immigration Enforcement

Minneapolis and St. Paul received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for residents' efforts to protect immigrant community members.

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PoliticsApr 22

ICE Arrests Cuban National After Decades of Avoiding Deportation

Immigration officials detained Eledoro Valenzuela Rodriguez, describing him as a repeat offender who evaded deportation for years.

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PoliticsMar 31

Vance Speaks at Donor Summit Amid Early 2028 Presidential Speculation

Vice President-elect JD Vance headlined a private donor gathering while early discussions emerge about 2028 presidential candidates.

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PoliticsMar 30

Sanders Rallies in Bronx as Climate Law Faces Pushback Over Utility Costs

Senator Bernie Sanders spoke at a Bronx rally supporting higher taxes on millionaires while residents express concerns about rising utility bills.

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PoliticsMar 30

Teaching Union Discusses Education Policy at Annual Conference

The National Education Union held its annual conference in Brighton, addressing various education policy matters including assessments and funding.

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PoliticsApr 21

Fish Emerges as Campaign Symbol in West Bengal Elections

Politicians in West Bengal are incorporating fish into their campaign activities as a symbol of regional identity and cultural pride during ongoing elections.

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