
Trump Administration Proposes Currency Changes Including Presidential Signature
The Trump administration is pursuing changes to U.S. currency, including adding the president's signature to bills and proposing a commemorative $250 note.

The Trump administration is pursuing changes to U.S. currency, including adding the president's signature to bills and proposing a commemorative $250 note.
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A federal judge criticized Justice Department attorneys for their conduct in a grand jury investigation of transgender medical care at Mount Sinai Health System.

Southern Poverty Law Center identifies 1,263 hate groups while facing scrutiny over its classification methods during congressional testimony.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about reinstating a policy that would allow turning back asylum seekers at the border.

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Governor Greg Abbott will speak at the Texas Republican convention amid questions about party direction and Trump's campaign strategy.
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Immigration policy shifts in multiple countries are creating new challenges for asylum seekers and refugees seeking protection.

James Comey is facing a second federal indictment and has criticized Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's handling of the case.

FBI Director Kash Patel highlighted a nationwide operation yielding over 1,100 arrests while former officials created a support network for agents.

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The Trump administration filed a federal lawsuit against Harvard University, claiming the school violated civil rights laws by discriminating against Jewish and Israeli students.

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