PoliticsMar 27
Epstein Survivors Sue Over Data Release; Lawmaker Seeks Ferguson Testimony
Jeffrey Epstein survivors file lawsuit over personal information release while US lawmaker requests Sarah Ferguson testify about Epstein connections.
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PoliticsApr 10
DOJ argues pipe bomb case not covered by Trump's Jan. 6 pardons
Justice Department contends D.C. pipe bomb defendant's actions fall outside scope of Trump's blanket pardons for January 6 participants.
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PoliticsApr 1
Washington State Implements Tax on Wealthy as National Wealth Tax Debate Intensifies
Washington state has enacted a tax targeting millionaires while lawmakers nationwide debate wealth tax proposals amid growing income inequality concerns.
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PoliticsApr 10
Democrats Criticize Trump's Iran Statements at New York Convention
Democratic leaders, including John Kerry, condemned President Trump's recent posts about Iran during a political gathering in New York.
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PoliticsApr 1
Supreme Court Hears Case on Racial Bias in Mississippi Death Penalty Jury Selection
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a Mississippi death row case involving allegations that prosecutors improperly removed Black jurors from the panel.
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PoliticsMar 25
Political Developments in Virginia and Florida Draw Attention Amid Election Season
Various political activities emerge in Virginia and Florida involving redistricting discussions, voting methods, and legislative races.
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PoliticsApr 8
Cook Political Report Adjusts House Race Ratings as Democrats Show Gains in Georgia
Cook Political Report shifted multiple House races toward Democrats while a Georgia special election showed significant Democratic improvement.
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PoliticsApr 11
Trump Criticizes Virginia Governor Spanberger on Social Media
Former President Trump posted criticism of Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger on Truth Social, citing concerns about the state's economy.
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PoliticsMar 14
Trump Links Support for All Legislation to Passage of Save America Voting Act
Former President Trump says he won't sign other bills until Republicans pass comprehensive voting legislation, though Senate passage appears unlikely.
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PoliticsMar 6
Texas Holds High-Stakes Primary Elections for Senate and Other Races
Texas voters cast ballots in competitive Republican and Democratic Senate primaries, with incumbent John Cornyn facing challengers.
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PoliticsApr 7
Alaska Man Reaches Plea Deal in Supreme Court Justice Threat Case
A 77-year-old Alaska man charged with threatening to torture and kill six Supreme Court justices has agreed to a plea deal.
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PoliticsApr 6
Supreme Court Case and April Elections Focus on Voting Rights and Electoral Maps
The Supreme Court case Louisiana v Callais examines voting rights protections while April elections could impact House control.
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PoliticsMar 26
California Legislature moves to rename César Chávez Day amid abuse allegations
California lawmakers are voting to change César Chávez Day to Farmworkers Day following sexual abuse allegations against the labor leader.
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PoliticsApr 14
Bilderberg Group Holds Annual Meeting in Washington Amid NATO Security Concerns
The secretive Bilderberg Group's 72nd annual conference took place in Washington DC, bringing together global leaders during a period of uncertainty for NATO.
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PoliticsApr 10
Rights Groups Oppose Guantanamo Migrant Camp Plan; Canadian Mother Details ICE Detention
Human rights organizations criticize Trump administration plans for Cuban migrant detention at Guantanamo Bay while a Canadian mother describes family detention conditions.
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