PoliticsJun 11
Nevada Gov. Lombardo, Attorney General Ford Win Primaries for November Showdown
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo and Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford secured their party nominations for Nevada's gubernatorial race.
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PoliticsJun 13
Kennedy Center Appeals Court Order to Remove Trump's Name from Building
The Kennedy Center board appealed a federal judge's ruling requiring removal of Trump's name from the performing arts venue by Friday.
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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 14
Senate Rejects War Powers Resolution on Iran as GOP Opposition Grows
The Senate voted 49-50 to reject a Democratic resolution limiting Trump's military authority against Iran, with three Republicans now opposing the conflict.
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PoliticsJun 3
Senate Returns to Immigration Bill Debate as Democrats Target Trump Anti-Weaponization Fund
Republicans face internal disputes over immigration funding while Democrats plan procedural moves against Trump's $1.7-1.8 billion anti-weaponization compensation fund.
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PoliticsJun 10
South Carolina Primary Elections Feature Multiple Contested Races
South Carolina's primary elections include competitive gubernatorial and Senate races with multiple candidates seeking nominations.
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PoliticsJun 12
House Democrats Block FISA Surveillance Program Extension Before Saturday Expiration
A key U.S. surveillance program is set to expire Saturday after House Democrats blocked an extension of FISA Section 702.
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PoliticsJun 4
Former Trump adviser John Bolton to plead guilty in classified documents case
John Bolton will plead guilty to one count of retaining classified information and pay $2.25 million fine under plea agreement with Justice Department.
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PoliticsJun 3
Trump Signs Executive Order Removing Job Protections for 8,000 Federal Workers
President Trump signed an executive order stripping employment protections from about 8,000 high-ranking federal workers, making them easier to fire.
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PoliticsMar 7
Senate rejects Iran war powers resolution as House prepares similar vote
The Senate defeated a war powers resolution 47-53 along party lines, while the House prepares to vote Thursday on limiting Trump's military action in Iran.
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PoliticsMay 27
Immigration enforcement policies expand across multiple areas under Trump administration
New federal policies affect immigration court procedures, trucking licenses, healthcare access, and deportation flights.
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PoliticsApr 13
House May Consider Expelling Rep. Swalwell Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
The House could vote within days on expelling Rep. Eric Swalwell over sexual assault allegations, potentially triggering similar actions.
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PoliticsJun 11
Bill Gates Reportedly Hires Former House Oversight Counsel Jake Greenberg
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has retained Jake Greenberg, former top investigative counsel to the House Oversight Committee, according to reports.
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PoliticsMay 17
Louisiana Sen. Cassidy Faces Republican Primary Challenge
Sen. Bill Cassidy confronts a competitive Republican primary in Louisiana, with accusations emerging over stock trading practices.
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PoliticsMay 6
Secret Service shoots armed suspect near Washington Monument after gunfire exchange
A person was shot by Secret Service officers near the Washington Monument Monday after allegedly firing at agents who approached the suspicious individual.
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