PoliticsMar 10
Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Tariffs Could Trigger $175B in Business Refunds
The Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs, potentially freeing $175 billion in refunds, but businesses face uncertain claims processes.
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PoliticsMar 23
Lawsuits Challenge Trump Administration Changes at Kennedy Center, Voice of America
Multiple legal challenges have been filed against Trump administration plans to alter historic sites and media operations.
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PoliticsApr 3
Migration Patterns Between States Show Movement from High-Tax to Low-Tax Areas
Data shows residents moving from high-tax states to lower-tax jurisdictions, while some states consider wealth taxes to fund public services.
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PoliticsApr 15
TV personality enters Minnesota congressional race as Republican candidate withdraws
Luke Gulbranson announces congressional bid while Tyler Kistner drops out due to military deployment in Minnesota's 2nd District.
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PoliticsApr 10
White House Staff Warned Against Betting on Prediction Markets with Inside Information
White House aides received an email last month instructing them not to place bets on prediction markets using nonpublic information.
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PoliticsApr 17
ICE Hired Thousands with Questionable Backgrounds During Rapid Expansion, AP Finds
Investigation reveals ICE's hiring spree to double its workforce included candidates with bankruptcies, failed police academy records, and misconduct allegations.
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PoliticsMar 25
Denmark's Social Democrats Win Most Votes But Face Coalition Talks After Weak Showing
Denmark's ruling Social Democrats secured the most votes in parliamentary elections but posted their worst results since 1903, forcing coalition negotiations.
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PoliticsMar 20
Education Department transfers defaulted student loans to Treasury Department
The Education Department announced it will transfer management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans to Treasury as part of broader agency restructuring efforts.
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PoliticsApr 5
Secret Service Investigates Reports of Gunfire Near White House
The Secret Service is investigating overnight reports of gunfire near Lafayette Park across from the White House, with no injuries reported.
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PoliticsMar 30
Justice Department Sues Minnesota Over Transgender Athletes Policy
The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Minnesota, claiming the state violates Title IX by allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports.
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PoliticsApr 11
NYC Mayor Mamdani Embraces 'Sewer Socialism' Approach to Public Services
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has adopted a 'sewer socialism' philosophy focused on improving public services and housing policy in New York City.
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PoliticsApr 10
Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams Receives Albanian Citizenship
Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been granted citizenship and a passport from Albania through a special presidential decree.
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PoliticsApr 1
Rubio Discusses Iran Conflict and Diplomat Social Media Use
Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio commented on the Iran conflict and urged diplomats to use social media platform X to counter anti-American messaging.
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PoliticsApr 12
Conservative Group Launches $5M Campaign for Voter ID Legislation
Restoration of America begins nationwide ad campaign urging Senate passage of SAVE America Act requiring voter identification.
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PoliticsMar 21
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies at 81
Robert Mueller, who led FBI transformation after 9/11 and served as special counsel investigating Trump-Russia ties, died Friday at age 81.
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