PoliticsMar 26
Federal agencies agree to 10-year decree limiting social media contact
A consent decree in Missouri v. Biden case restricts federal agencies from pressuring social media companies for content moderation.
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PoliticsMar 25
States Prepare for Possible Supreme Court Ruling on Mail Ballot Deadlines
Some states are making preparations ahead of a potential Supreme Court decision that could restrict mail-in ballot acceptance after Election Day.
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PoliticsMar 25
Justice Department Files Antisemitism Lawsuits Against Harvard, UCLA
The Justice Department has filed federal lawsuits against Harvard University and UCLA, alleging violations of civil rights laws related to campus antisemitism.
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PoliticsMar 22
Court documents show immigrant children held beyond legal limits at Texas facility
Nearly 600 immigrant children were detained beyond court-mandated 20-day limits at a Texas family detention center, facing inadequate food and medical care.
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PoliticsMar 21
Former Energy Secretary Defends Military Operation Despite Oil Price Spike
Dan Brouillette, Trump's former Energy Secretary, called rising energy costs from Iran operation 'short-term pain' for 'long-term gain.'
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PoliticsMar 21
UK Parliament Passes Law to Phase Out Hereditary Peers in House of Lords
New legislation will eliminate the 92 remaining hereditary seats in Britain's House of Lords, ending a tradition dating back nearly 1,000 years.
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PoliticsMar 20
Justice Department Seeks to Drop Civil Rights Charges Against Two Louisville Officers
Federal prosecutors are moving to dismiss civil rights charges against two police officers connected to the Breonna Taylor case.
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PoliticsMar 20
Social Security Benefits Face Uncertainty Without Congressional Action by 2030
Experts warn that Social Security benefits could be affected in six years if Congress fails to address the program's funding challenges.
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PoliticsMar 20
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Mail Ballot Grace Periods in 14 States
The Supreme Court will consider whether states can count mail ballots received after Election Day, potentially affecting voting procedures in 14 states.
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PoliticsMar 20
Federal Judge Rules Against R.F.K. Jr. on Transgender Care Funding Directive
A federal judge blocked Health Secretary R.F.K. Jr.'s directive to end federal funding for hospitals providing gender-transition care.
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PoliticsMar 19
House of Lords Supports Effort to Decriminalise Abortion in England and Wales
The House of Lords has backed a proposal to decriminalise abortion, which remains a criminal offense under a 164-year-old law except in strict circumstances.
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PoliticsMar 18
FBI, IRS to investigate nonprofit groups for domestic terrorism connections
Federal agencies will probe nonprofit organizations for potential links to domestic terrorism following December directive from Attorney General Pam Bondi.
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PoliticsMar 17
Trump Administration Proposes Immigration Changes to End DHS Shutdown
The Trump administration has offered immigration policy modifications to Democrats in exchange for ending the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
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PoliticsMar 17
Trump Indicates Expected Meeting with Xi Jinping in Coming Weeks
President-elect Trump suggested a potential summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping could occur within five to six weeks.
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PoliticsMar 14
Trump administration launches trade investigations to replace $1.6 trillion in lost tariff revenue
The White House seeks new tariffs through Section 301 investigations after Supreme Court ruling eliminated emergency tariff authority.
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