PoliticsMar 19
Republicans win special elections in Pennsylvania and Virginia
GOP candidates secured victories in special elections in Pennsylvania's 79th House District and Virginia, maintaining Republican control of both seats.
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PoliticsApr 15
Cato Institute Disputes Trump's Claims About Immigration Research
The libertarian think tank corrected President Trump's characterization of its border security data on social media.
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PoliticsApr 3
University of Washington professor removed from director role over Middle East criticism
Aria Fani was dismissed from leading the university's Middle East Center after sending emails critical of US and Israeli actions.
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PoliticsApr 15
California Bill Targeting Immigration Service Investigations Draws Criticism
A proposed California bill aimed at protecting immigration support providers faces criticism from those who say it could shield fraud and criminalize investigations.
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PoliticsApr 15
Journalist John Solomon discusses claims about Trump investigations, Brennan case
Journalist John Solomon made statements about government officials warning him of alleged conspiracies and potential charges against former CIA Director Brennan.
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PoliticsApr 27
Supreme Court Reviews Constitutionality of Police 'Geofence' Warrants
The Supreme Court is examining whether police use of geofence warrants to access tech company location data violates constitutional protections.
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PoliticsMar 22
Detroit and Texas Launch New Programs Supporting Families and School Choice
Detroit provides cash aid to new mothers while Texas sees overwhelming demand for school choice vouchers, reflecting different state approaches to family support.
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PoliticsMar 22
Two Organizations Sue Trump Administration Over Federal Funding Actions
An Underground Railroad museum and Chicago Transit Authority filed separate lawsuits Friday against the Trump administration over funding decisions.
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PoliticsMar 10
Lawsuit Filed Challenging Trump Administration Immigration Policies
A group of noncitizen academics filed a lawsuit Monday alleging Trump administration immigration policies violate their First Amendment rights.
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PoliticsApr 27
Hereditary Peers Exit UK Parliament This Week, Ending 900-Year Tradition
Hereditary peers are leaving the UK Parliament this week, concluding more than nine centuries of tradition without formal ceremony.
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PoliticsApr 14
Maine GOP Senate Candidate Defends Nazi Tattoo, Blames Military Culture
Graham Platner, a Maine Republican Senate candidate, defended having a Nazi tattoo and controversial social media posts by attributing them to military culture.
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PoliticsMar 9
Senator Warner Questions Trump's Justification for Iran Strikes
Democratic Senator Mark Warner said President Trump has not adequately justified that Iran posed an imminent threat warranting U.S. military action.
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PoliticsMar 21
UK PM Starmer Faces Domestic Political Challenges Amid International Conflicts
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts internal party tensions while managing international crises and economic pressures.
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PoliticsApr 26
Israeli President Declines to Pardon Netanyahu, Seeks Mediation in Corruption Case
President Isaac Herzog will not issue a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and instead will pursue mediation in the corruption case.
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PoliticsMar 20
North Carolina Senate Leader Requests Hand Recount After Losing GOP Primary by 23 Votes
North Carolina Senate Leader Phil Berger has requested a hand recount after losing his Republican primary by 23 votes following a machine tally.
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