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PoliticsJun 7

Supreme Court Ruling Triggers New Wave of Redistricting Efforts Across Multiple States

A Supreme Court decision weakening minority voting protections has prompted Georgia and other states to pursue new redistricting efforts.

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PoliticsApr 3

ICE Detains President of Milwaukee's Largest Mosque

Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, was detained by federal immigration agents in Milwaukee on Monday.

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PoliticsApr 16

South African politician Julius Malema sentenced to five years for gun offense

Julius Malema, leader of South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters party, received a five-year prison sentence for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally.

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PoliticsApr 2

House Speaker Johnson Reverses Position on DHS Funding After Trump Endorsement

Speaker Mike Johnson backed a Senate plan to fund DHS border security separately after initially calling it 'a joke,' following President Trump's endorsement.

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PoliticsApr 30

Rep. Kean Returns After Medical Absence as Rep. Webster Announces Retirement

New Jersey Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. addressed his two-month absence due to medical issues while Florida Rep. Daniel Webster announced his retirement.

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PoliticsMay 24

Turkish riot police enter opposition party headquarters to remove ousted leaders

Turkish riot police entered opposition party offices to evict leaders who were removed by court order but vowed to defy the ruling.

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PoliticsApr 16

Trump promotes tax cuts in Nevada, Arizona amid high gas prices and midterm pressure

President Trump visits Las Vegas and Phoenix to highlight tax law benefits as Republicans face electoral challenges from rising fuel costs.

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PoliticsApr 23

Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues ActBlue Over Alleged Misleading Donation Claims

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue, alleging the organization misled Congress and the public.

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PoliticsMay 14

Justice Department Takes Legal Action in Disputes Over Federal Law Enforcement Support

The Justice Department has initiated legal challenges against state and local entities over issues affecting federal law enforcement operations.

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PoliticsMay 28

Trump Administration Reviews Mexican Consulate Operations in US

The Trump administration is conducting a review of Mexico's 53 consulates in the United States, raising concerns among Mexican nationals about potential closures.

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PoliticsMay 19

Acting Attorney General Blanche Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Subcommittee

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche appeared before Senate appropriations panel to discuss Justice Department budget requests.

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PoliticsJun 15

Supreme Court rejects Carter Page's lawsuit against former FBI officials

The Supreme Court declined to hear Carter Page's bid to continue his lawsuit against James Comey and other FBI officials over surveillance issues.

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PoliticsJun 1

Trump Administration Reduces Visa Processing Sites in Africa, Plans Asylum Changes

The State Department will cut visa processing locations in Africa from 50 to 20 hubs, while DHS develops plans to reject some asylum claims without interviews.

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PoliticsJun 15

Democratic Party Faces Internal Tensions Over Direction and Coalition Building

Democrats navigate internal debates over party direction while Rep. Ocasio-Cortez works to build voter coalitions ahead of midterm elections.

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PoliticsJun 14

Warner Says Intelligence Officials Concerned About Trump's Acting DNI Pick Pulte

Sen. Mark Warner reports intelligence community leaders expressed concerns about sharing information with Bill Pulte, Trump's choice for acting Director of National Intelligence.

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