PoliticsJun 6
Trump Says Acting Intelligence Director Pulte Will Serve Temporarily
President Trump clarified that Bill Pulte, his appointee for acting Director of National Intelligence, will only serve in the role on a temporary basis.
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PoliticsJun 10
Trump Says US Won't Renew USMCA Trade Deal, Signals Yearly Reviews
President Trump announced the US will not renew the USMCA trade agreement with Canada and Mexico, indicating plans for annual reviews instead.
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PoliticsMay 24
IRS Drops Tax Audits of Trump in Settlement Over Leaked Returns
The IRS agreed to end pending tax investigations of Trump and grant immunity from future audits as part of a $1.8 billion settlement over leaked tax returns.
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PoliticsMay 13
Labour MPs Call for Prime Minister Starmer to Resign Amid Growing Party Rebellion
Dozens of Labour MPs have reportedly called for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign following what sources describe as a failed speech to address party concerns.
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PoliticsMay 22
Senate Republicans split on Trump settlement fund as Democrats plan test votes
Democratic senators will force votes on Trump's $1.776 billion settlement fund, exposing GOP divisions as some Republicans criticize the compensation program.
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PoliticsMay 22
Justice Department Creates $1.8 Billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' Following Trump Lawsuit
The DOJ established a nearly $1.8 billion fund as part of a settlement with Trump over alleged tax return leaks, prompting congressional oversight questions.
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PoliticsMay 30
Judge Orders Trump's Name Removed From Kennedy Center, Blocks Closure
Federal judge ruled Trump administration illegally renamed Kennedy Center and blocked planned closure for renovations.
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PoliticsMay 22
Trump Plans Call with Taiwan President Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Former President Trump announced plans to speak with Taiwan's president, potentially complicating U.S.-China relations.
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PoliticsJun 9
California and Federal Authorities in Dispute Over Voter Fraud Investigation
California state officials are blocking a federal demand related to voter fraud claims, sparking debate despite no evidence of widespread fraud.
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PoliticsMay 24
Mixed Views Emerge on US-Iran Diplomatic Efforts as Markets Watch Developments
Political figures express divergent opinions on ongoing US-Iran diplomatic discussions while financial markets monitor the situation.
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PoliticsJun 5
House Passes Agriculture Bill as Congressional Republicans Split on Key Votes
House approved agriculture appropriations bill while Senate Republicans broke ranks on multiple measures, including Ukraine aid and election legislation.
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PoliticsMay 19
Supreme Court Voting Rights Ruling Affects Redistricting Across Multiple States
A recent Supreme Court decision on voting rights has prompted redistricting efforts in several Southern states while raising questions about minority representation.
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PoliticsMay 15
Supreme Court preserves abortion pill mifepristone access by mail while lawsuit proceeds
The Supreme Court blocked lower court restrictions on mifepristone, allowing continued mail delivery and telehealth prescribing while a Louisiana lawsuit challenging FDA regulations continues.
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PoliticsJun 8
Trump to appear on Meet the Press amid political challenges
President Trump scheduled for NBC interview following week of declining approval ratings and tensions with Senate Republicans.
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PoliticsJun 4
Iowa primaries draw national attention as Democrats eye congressional gains
Iowa's primary elections are being closely watched by Democrats seeking to flip Republican-held seats and influence control of Congress.
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