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PoliticsMar 16

DHS Attorney Fired After Court Comment Announces Congressional Campaign

A Department of Homeland Security attorney who was terminated after telling a judge her job was difficult has announced a run for Congress.

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PoliticsApr 8

Florida GOP Rep. Fine Advocates Mass Deportation as Economic Solution

Republican Representative Randy Fine of Florida stated that deporting all undocumented immigrants would be the most effective way to make the United States more affordable.

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PoliticsApr 8

Democrat Wins Mayoral Election in Republican-Leaning Waukesha, Wisconsin

Alicia Halvensleben defeated a Republican legislator for mayor in traditionally conservative Waukesha, continuing recent Democratic gains.

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PoliticsMay 1

Justice Department Indicts SPLC on Fraud and Money Laundering Charges

The Southern Poverty Law Center faces an 11-count federal indictment alleging fraud and money laundering activities.

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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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PoliticsApr 7

Democrats Face Criticism Over Political Nepotism and Obama Center ID Requirements

Democratic Party faces scrutiny over family political connections and Obama Presidential Center admission policies.

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PoliticsApr 30

Brazil Senate Rejects Presidential Supreme Court Nominee in Historic Vote

Brazil's Senate rejected a presidential nominee to the Supreme Court for the first time in over a century, marking a significant break with historical precedent.

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PoliticsMar 14

White House Uses Pop Culture Memes in Social Media Strategy for Iran Policy

The Trump administration has incorporated memes from video games and TV shows into social media content promoting its Iran policy.

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PoliticsApr 29

UK Parliament Ends 700-Year Tradition of Hereditary Peers in House of Lords

Legislation passed to remove hereditary peers' right to sit in the House of Lords, ending centuries-old tradition.

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PoliticsApr 5

Republican Leadership Struggles to End Federal Shutdown Amid Internal Divisions

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune face challenges coordinating shutdown resolution efforts as conservative factions resist compromise.

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PoliticsMar 18

New York Times Publishes Contrasting Opinion Pieces on Israel-Iran Tensions

The newspaper featured two opinion columns offering different perspectives on U.S.-Israel relations amid Middle East tensions.

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PoliticsApr 4

Graham Supports Trump's Iran Ultimatum as Deadline Approaches

Senator Lindsey Graham expressed support for President Trump's reported ultimatum to Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz and peace negotiations.

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PoliticsApr 27

House Armed Services Committee Member Discusses Iran Conflict Challenges

Rep. Adam Smith addressed ongoing difficulties in Iran-related military operations, including diplomatic and logistical issues.

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PoliticsApr 4

Nebraska Senate candidate restructures campaign after family payment complaint

Dan Osborn restructured his Nebraska Senate campaign following allegations of improper payments to family members through PACs and consulting firms.

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PoliticsApr 4

Religious Leaders Deliver Easter Messages Amid National Divisions

Franklin Graham and former President Trump delivered separate Easter-related messages addressing faith and national unity during Holy Week.

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