PoliticsMay 23
Immigration enforcement changes across Americas affect asylum seekers
Immigration policy shifts in multiple countries are creating new challenges for asylum seekers and refugees seeking protection.
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PoliticsMay 18
New York Times Files Second Lawsuit Against Pentagon Over Press Restrictions
The Times challenges a Pentagon requirement for official escorts, part of ongoing legal battle over press access restrictions implemented in September.
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PoliticsApr 2
Analysis: Multiple Political and Policy Issues Draw Attention Amid Election Season
Various political commentators and analysts have weighed in on election security measures, pardons, and immigration policy as midterm elections approach.
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PoliticsMay 14
Federal judge blocks US sanctions against UN expert on Palestinian territories
A federal judge temporarily blocked Trump administration sanctions against UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing likely First Amendment violations.
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PoliticsJun 15
Trump Administration Expands Access to Public Lands for Recreation and Vehicles
The administration has proposed opening millions of acres of public lands to hunting, fishing, and off-road vehicles, drawing both support and criticism.
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PoliticsApr 19
Justice Department Seeks Michigan Election Materials, State Officials Object
The Department of Justice has requested ballots and election materials from Michigan's 2024 election, prompting objections from state officials.
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PoliticsApr 29
Hungary Political Developments: EU Talks and Orban Leadership Questions
European Union holds discussions with Hungarian opposition figure while reports emerge about Prime Minister Orban's potential party leadership changes.
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PoliticsApr 1
Fox News Host Urges Caution on Iran Military Involvement Amid Policy Debates
Fox News host Joey Jones warned against nation-building in potential U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran as speculation about troop deployment increases.
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PoliticsApr 19
FBI and Justice Department Face Staffing Crisis After Wave of Departures
The FBI and Justice Department are scrambling to rebuild after resignations and firings depleted their workforce, leading to relaxed hiring standards.
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PoliticsApr 21
Former California Controller Betty Yee Drops Out of Governor's Race
Betty Yee suspended her gubernatorial campaign Monday, citing poor polling performance and limited time before the primary election.
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PoliticsMay 27
Trump Administration Establishes Fund for 'Lawfare' Victims Using Taxpayer Money
The Trump administration has created a $1.776 billion fund using taxpayer money to compensate alleged victims of politically motivated legal actions.
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PoliticsApr 1
Trump Endorses GOP-Only Bill to Fund ICE, Border Patrol by June 1
President Trump endorsed using budget reconciliation to fund immigration enforcement agencies without Democratic support, setting a June 1 deadline.
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PoliticsApr 1
Republicans Consider Alternative Funding for Homeland Security Amid Shutdown
GOP explores bypassing Democratic opposition to fund DHS as department seeks employee videos highlighting shutdown impacts.
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PoliticsMar 5
California Democratic Party Urges Candidates to Exit Governor Race Amid Republican Concerns
California's Democratic Party chair urged candidates without viable paths to drop out of the gubernatorial race, fearing a crowded field could help Republicans.
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PoliticsMay 13
Appeals Court Pauses Trump's $83 Million Payment to E. Jean Carroll
A federal appeals court has temporarily halted Donald Trump's required payment to E. Jean Carroll while awaiting potential Supreme Court review.
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