PoliticsApr 21
Rep. Roy Introduces Immigration Bill Targeting Marxist and Islamist Groups
Texas Republican Chip Roy introduced legislation to expand deportation authority for members of certain ideological groups.
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OtherApr 9
Arizona Girl Missing Since 1994 Found Alive in Missouri After 30 Years
A girl who disappeared from Arizona in 1994 has been located alive in Springfield, Missouri, where she is living as a married mother of three.
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PoliticsApr 3
GSA Plans to Hire 400 Workers After Previous DOGE-Related Cuts
The General Services Administration will hire approximately 400 employees following significant workforce reductions from previous government efficiency efforts.
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PoliticsMay 15
Hawaii Governor Signs Bill to Limit Corporate Political Influence
Hawaii's Democratic governor signed legislation aimed at reducing corporate and dark money influence in state politics.
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ScienceJun 2
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Tunnel in Jerusalem Near Biblical Site
Researchers have uncovered a mysterious underground tunnel in Jerusalem near locations associated with the biblical Kingdom of Judah.
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OtherMar 22
Volunteer Firefighter Numbers Drop to 40-Year Low as Departments Close
The number of volunteer firefighters in the US has declined significantly, with some fire departments closing due to staffing shortages.
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PoliticsJun 1
Mother Calls for Stronger Allergy Protections in Northern Ireland Schools
A mother whose son died from a severe allergic reaction at school is advocating for new legislation to protect pupils with allergies in Northern Ireland.
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PoliticsApr 9
Democratic Politicians Increase Profanity Use While Candidates Boost Security Spending
Democratic officials are using more profanity in public communications while political candidates across parties invest in enhanced security measures.
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PoliticsMar 22
Interior Department Removes Educational Signs from National Parks After Trump Order
The Department of the Interior has removed dozens of educational signs from national parks following a Trump executive order targeting content on race, slavery, and other topics.
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OtherJun 1
Two Separate Cases Involve Previously Deported Individuals in Violent Incidents
Two unrelated criminal cases in California and Texas involve individuals who had been previously deported from the United States.
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ScienceJun 1
Meteor explodes over Massachusetts-New Hampshire border, visible across Northeast
A meteor traveling at 75,000 mph exploded above the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border Saturday, creating a fireball visible across the Northeast region.
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HealthApr 9
Healthcare Coverage Challenges Face Consumers and States
High-deductible health plans present financial hurdles for consumers while states struggle with Medicaid administrative capacity.
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PoliticsMar 4
Gallego Criticizes Israel's Role in Iran Operation, Says He'd Fund War with Conditions
Senator Ruben Gallego criticized Israel's alleged leadership in a recent U.S. operation in Iran while saying he would vote to fund a war against Iran if Gulf states contribute financially.
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EntertainmentMay 14
Leicester Comedy Festival Leaves Hundreds of Comedians Unpaid
Leicester Comedy Festival has failed to pay hundreds of performers, citing delays in receiving their own funding.
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SportsMay 14
NYC outdoor dining permits drop significantly from pandemic levels
New York City restaurants face reduced outdoor dining options as permit numbers fall to 2,100, down from 13,000 during COVID.
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