PoliticsJun 15
Starbucks Korea to Close Stores Early for Staff History Training After Marketing Controversy
Starbucks Korea will provide history training to employees following public backlash over a marketing campaign.
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PoliticsApr 26
ICE Arrests Decline Following Immigration Policy Changes
Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests decreased nearly 12% amid policy shifts, affecting individuals including elderly deportees.
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PoliticsMay 9
Supreme Court Temporarily Restores Broad Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
The Supreme Court issued a temporary order allowing continued telehealth prescriptions and mail delivery of mifepristone while considering a broader legal challenge.
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PoliticsMay 9
California man indicted on new assault charge in White House correspondents' dinner attack
Cole Tomas Allen faces additional federal charge for allegedly shooting Secret Service officer during April 25 attack at Washington dinner event.
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PoliticsMay 23
Republican lawmakers increase rhetoric on Cuba amid regional tensions
Senator Lindsey Graham and other Republican officials have intensified calls regarding Cuba policy as regional political tensions continue.
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PoliticsApr 9
Judge Postpones TPS Termination for Ethiopians; ABA Rates Montana Nominee Unqualified
A federal judge delayed ending temporary protected status for Ethiopians while the American Bar Association deemed a Trump judicial nominee in Montana unqualified.
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PoliticsJun 1
Trump Criticizes Judge Who Blocked White House Ballroom Construction Project
President Trump publicly criticized a federal judge who halted construction of a White House ballroom and related security features.
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PoliticsMay 27
UK detains migrants after bank holiday crossings as legal challenge targets French centre
Nearly 1,000 migrants arrived in UK on small boats over bank holiday weekend, with some facing criminal charges.
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PoliticsMay 23
Federal Judge Dismisses Michael Wolff's Lawsuit Against Melania Trump
A federal judge dismissed author Michael Wolff's lawsuit against former first lady Melania Trump, calling his legal effort 'contorted.'
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PoliticsMay 19
Pelosi, Coons Issue Endorsements in Congressional Primary Races
Two prominent Democrats endorsed candidates Monday in separate primary contests for House seats in California and Michigan.
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PoliticsMar 24
Minnesota Sues Federal Government for Evidence in Immigration Operation Shootings
Minnesota officials filed a federal lawsuit seeking evidence from three shootings by federal agents during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis.
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PoliticsMay 9
Trump administration modifies hunting rules, reaches deal on DC golf courses
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered removal of hunting restrictions while administration secured deal for DC public golf courses.
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PoliticsMay 18
NPR Offers Staff Buyouts During Newsroom Restructuring After Receiving $113M in Donations
NPR is offering voluntary buyouts to journalists as part of a newsroom overhaul, with potential layoffs to follow if insufficient staff accept the offers.
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PoliticsMay 18
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Misses 88 Congressional Votes Due to Illness
New Jersey Republican Representative Tom Kean Jr. has been absent from Congress since March due to a serious illness, missing 88 votes.
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PoliticsJun 10
The Economist warns against 'Gen Z socialism' while UBI debate continues
The Economist magazine published a cover story warning against what it calls 'Gen Z socialism' as debates over economic policies like universal basic income persist.
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