PoliticsMar 13
Pentagon Reports $11.3 Billion Cost for First 6 Days of Iran Military Operations
Defense Department officials told Congress that military operations against Iran cost $11.3 billion in the first six days.
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PoliticsJun 8
Badenoch Pledges to Scrap Public Sector Equality Duty Rules
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch says she will eliminate legal equality requirements for public services if her party returns to power.
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PoliticsMar 31
TSA Workers May Receive Back Pay as Airport Security Delays Continue
TSA workers could receive paychecks as early as Monday after Trump signed executive order, but airport security delays persist amid partial government shutdown.
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PoliticsMay 8
Two men found guilty of working for Chinese intelligence in UK
A UK immigration officer and former Hong Kong police officer were convicted of spying for China and tracking dissidents.
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PoliticsMay 31
Political Developments Emerge Across Multiple States in Senate Races
Political figures make statements about electoral prospects while candidate controversies surface in Maine.
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PoliticsJun 12
States Show Mixed Participation in America's 250th Anniversary Celebrations
Some states have declined to participate in planned national celebrations for America's 250th anniversary, while others like Florida highlight their historical significance.
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PoliticsMay 14
Supreme Court allows lawsuit against trucking broker over crash injuries
The Supreme Court ruled that a trucking broker can be sued by a man who lost part of his leg in a semi-truck crash.
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PoliticsMay 19
House Republicans Introduce Bill Targeting California's Unemployment Debt
Rep. Vince Fong introduced legislation requiring California to repay $21 billion in unemployment debt before using federal funds for other programs.
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PoliticsApr 29
State Department Plans Limited-Edition Passports Featuring Trump's Portrait
The State Department will release special passports with President Trump's image to commemorate America's 250th anniversary of independence.
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PoliticsMar 7
DHS Secretary Noem faces congressional questioning over department oversight
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified before Senate and House committees amid funding disputes and questions about agency spending.
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PoliticsJun 1
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson faces sex abuse trial
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, former Democratic Unionist Party leader, is on trial facing 18 sex abuse charges including rape, which he denies.
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PoliticsMay 11
Hungary's New Foreign Minister Denies EU Blackmail Tactics Amid Energy Disputes
Hungary's new foreign minister says the country won't use veto threats to blackmail the EU, as tensions persist over Russian energy policy.
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PoliticsMay 14
Judge Orders Return of Colombian Woman Wrongly Deported to Congo
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration likely violated the law by deporting a 55-year-old Colombian woman to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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PoliticsMay 7
New York Passes $268 Billion Budget With Second-Home Tax, Immigration Limits
New York's budget deal includes a tax on second homes and restrictions on federal immigration enforcement cooperation.
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PoliticsApr 29
Rohingya Refugee Dies After Release by Immigration Agents in Buffalo Winter
A 56-year-old Rohingya refugee died in February after federal immigration officers released him outside a closed coffee shop during harsh winter weather in Buffalo.
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