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PoliticsMay 10

Labour MP Catherine West threatens leadership challenge against Starmer

Catherine West has given Labour Cabinet ministers until Monday to challenge Keir Starmer or she will attempt to trigger a leadership contest herself.

5 sources
PoliticsApr 17

Arizona judge rules in favor of county election official in authority dispute

A judge sided with Maricopa County's top election official in a legal fight over election authority with the local board.

7 sources
PoliticsMay 9

British Election Results Highlight Challenges to Two-Party Electoral System

Recent British elections saw gains for smaller parties, raising questions about the country's electoral framework designed for two-party competition.

5 sources
PoliticsApr 8

Two Men Charged in Bomb Plot Near NYC Mayor's Residence

Federal prosecutors have indicted two suspects for allegedly planning to use homemade explosives near Gracie Mansion, targeting up to 60 people.

4 sources
PoliticsMar 31

Legal Defense Questions Evidence in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

Defense attorneys for the accused killer of Charlie Kirk are challenging forensic evidence linking a bullet to a rifle found at the scene.

9 sources
PoliticsMay 17

Civil Service Union to Vote on Strike Strategy Against Potential Farage Government

Britain's largest civil service union will vote on measures to potentially disrupt a Reform UK government through coordinated strike action.

5 sources
PoliticsApr 24

Justice Dept. creates fraud prosecution division; Oz directs Medicaid fraud crackdown

The Justice Department announced a new fraud division requiring prosecutor assignments from all U.S. attorney offices, while Dr. Oz separately directed states to address Medicaid fraud.

7 sources
PoliticsMay 9

Media Coverage and Political Violence Concerns Draw Scrutiny Amid Trump Presidency

Political commentators and officials debate media's role in political climate as concerns grow over violent rhetoric and assassination attempts.

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PoliticsMar 31

US Embassies Directed to Counter Foreign Propaganda Using Social Media Platforms

Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued directive for all US embassies to launch coordinated campaigns against foreign disinformation.

6 sources
PoliticsMay 15

ICE releases wife of active-duty U.S. soldier after month-long detention

Immigration authorities released the wife of Army Sgt. 1st Class Jose Serrano after she spent one month in detention.

7 sources
PoliticsMar 30

Millions Participate in 'No Kings' Rallies Across U.S. and Europe

Large-scale protests against Trump administration policies drew millions of participants worldwide over the weekend.

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PoliticsApr 15

Appeals Court Halts Contempt Inquiry Over Venezuelan Deportation Flights

A federal appeals court ordered a halt to a criminal contempt investigation into officials over deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.

8 sources
PoliticsJun 11

New polling shows Democrats leading congressional ballot, Senate forecasts shift

Recent polling and forecasting changes suggest improved prospects for Democrats in upcoming congressional elections.

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PoliticsMay 15

California Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Affordability in Final Forum

Seven California gubernatorial candidates participated in their final debate, focusing primarily on cost of living issues affecting state residents.

7 sources
PoliticsMay 15

Immigration authorities detain multiple individuals with criminal histories

Federal immigration officials have detained several individuals with criminal backgrounds, including murder convictions, in recent operations.

7 sources

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