PoliticsApr 20
Media Coverage Highlights Congressional Debate Over Trump's Iran Policy
Television news programs featured discussions about President Trump's Iran policy, including polling data and calls for Congressional authorization.
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PoliticsJun 7
Former Oregon Senator Bob Packwood Dies at 93
Former Republican Senator Bob Packwood, who resigned in 1995 amid sexual harassment allegations, died Saturday at age 93.
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PoliticsApr 9
Supreme Court Rules on Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban in Free Speech Case
The Supreme Court issued a ruling regarding Colorado's conversion therapy ban, with the decision centering on First Amendment free speech protections.
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PoliticsApr 8
DHS Secretary Questions Customs Access for Sanctuary Cities with International Airports
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin suggested sanctuary cities with international airports could face restrictions on customs processing.
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PoliticsMar 11
Different Voter ID Proposals Draw Debate on Election Security Measures
Electoral Commission proposes allowing vouching for voters without ID while GOP senators push federal voter eligibility verification legislation.
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PoliticsApr 29
Federal judge dismisses Justice Department lawsuit for Arizona voter data
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit seeking detailed voter records from Arizona, marking another legal setback in nationwide data collection efforts.
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PoliticsMay 29
Federal court rules on voter citizenship requirements as states audit voter rolls
A federal judge ordered New Hampshire to ease voter citizenship documentation requirements while Utah released audit results showing 99.7% of registered voters are confirmed citizens.
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PoliticsJun 1
Veterans' PAC Promotes Bipartisan Approach Amid Polarized Political Climate
A political action committee focused on military veterans is advocating for reduced political polarization and cross-party cooperation.
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PoliticsMar 21
Former FBI Director and Special Counsel Robert Mueller Dies at 81
Robert Mueller, who served as FBI director and led the Russia investigation into 2016 election interference, has died at age 81.
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PoliticsApr 5
Democrats Question Trump's $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget Amid Iran War
Congressional Democrats express skepticism about Trump administration's massive 2027 defense budget request as Iran conflict continues.
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PoliticsMay 11
House Democrats Call for FAA Investigation of ICE Deportation Flight Conditions
Forty House Democrats sent a letter to the FAA demanding transparency and investigation into alleged mistreatment on ICE charter deportation flights.
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PoliticsMay 13
New York man convicted of acting as unregistered Chinese agent
Lu Jianwang, 64, was found guilty of operating on behalf of China's government without registering as a foreign agent with US authorities.
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PoliticsMay 29
New York City Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Child Removal Practices
Two families filed suit alleging NYC's children's services discriminatorily uses emergency removal powers against Black and Latino families without court orders.
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PoliticsMar 14
TSA Officers Quit Jobs During Government Shutdown as Financial Hardships Mount
More than 300 TSA officers have resigned since the government shutdown began, citing inability to work without pay as financial pressures affect families.
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PoliticsApr 28
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Glyphosate Regulation and Consumer Lawsuits
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case involving glyphosate pesticide regulation that could affect consumer lawsuit rights.
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