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PoliticsMay 15

German CDU Leader Merz Says He Would Not Advise Children to Work in US

Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's opposition CDU party, stated he would not recommend his children work in the United States.

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PoliticsMar 4

House Committee Seeks Testimony from Gates, Black in Epstein Investigation

House Oversight Committee requests voluntary testimony from seven people, including Bill Gates and Leon Black, regarding ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

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PoliticsMar 27

Epstein Survivors Sue Over Data Release; Lawmaker Seeks Ferguson Testimony

Jeffrey Epstein survivors file lawsuit over personal information release while US lawmaker requests Sarah Ferguson testify about Epstein connections.

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PoliticsMar 20

19-year-old Mexican migrant dies in ICE custody at Florida detention center

Royer Perez-Jimenez was found unconscious and unresponsive at a county jail holding immigration detainees.

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PoliticsMar 9

US Adjusts Venezuela Policy on Oil and Gold Transactions

The United States has made policy adjustments regarding Venezuelan oil extraction and gold transactions amid ongoing diplomatic relations with the region.

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PoliticsMay 31

UK Government Plans Armed Forces Pay Rise Amid New Defence Contract Requirements

Britain's Labour government is set to announce a third above-inflation pay increase for military personnel while implementing new environmental criteria for defence contractors.

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PoliticsApr 15

Three Separate Policy and Technology Issues Draw Congressional, Public Attention

Immigration enforcement concerns, surveillance law debates, and AI regulation advocacy represent distinct policy challenges facing lawmakers and communities.

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PoliticsMay 15

Explosion at Maine lumber mill injures at least 10 people in Searsmont

A fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, Maine injured at least 10 people, prompting emergency response and evacuation warnings.

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PoliticsMay 31

Trump Administration Reaches Agreement With IRS Over Lawsuit Settlement

Legal discussions involving President Trump's representatives led to an agreement with the IRS, with some White House officials reportedly unaware of negotiations.

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PoliticsMay 25

California transgender athlete participation sparks debate amid gubernatorial race

A transgender athlete's victory at a California high school track meet has drawn political commentary as the state's gubernatorial race intensifies.

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PoliticsMay 15

House, Senate Republicans clash over housing affordability legislation

Republican lawmakers in both chambers disagree over housing bill provisions, creating obstacles for passage before November election.

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PoliticsMay 11

Analysis: Political Divisions Shape Supreme Court and Presidential Campaign Narratives

Recent commentary highlights partisan perspectives on Justice Jackson's judicial approach and Trump's policy positions.

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PoliticsMar 11

House Republicans Hold Three-Day Retreat at Trump's Florida Resort

House Republicans are gathering at Trump's Doral resort in Florida for their annual issues conference to plan legislative agenda and midterm strategy.

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PoliticsMay 15

UK Prime Minister Starmer Engages with European Human Rights Officials

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has directed his Attorney General to attend a European human rights summit in Moldova amid ongoing political challenges.

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PoliticsApr 14

Rising Energy Costs Impact Public Services and Voter Sentiment

Increased fuel and electricity prices are straining volunteer fire departments and contributing to voter concerns ahead of upcoming elections.

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