Politics6d ago
Supreme Court grants qualified immunity to Vermont officer in protester case
The Supreme Court ruled that a police officer who removed a protester from Vermont's House floor is entitled to qualified immunity protection.
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Politics4d ago
Democrats Plan Energy Policy Push as Industry Groups Mobilize After Tax Changes
Democratic leaders pledge to restore clean energy tax credits while renewable energy advocates organize political responses to recent policy setbacks.
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Politics6d ago
Kentucky Governor Beshear Criticizes VP Vance at Ohio Event, Signaling 2028 Focus
Democratic Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear attacked Vice President JD Vance at an Ohio fundraiser, part of growing Democratic efforts to target potential 2028 GOP nominee.
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PoliticsMar 20
TSA Workers Call Out Sick During Government Shutdown, Creating Airport Delays
Transportation Security Administration workers are missing shifts without pay during a partial government shutdown, leading to longer security lines at airports.
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Politics3d ago
Secret Service agent shoots self at Philadelphia airport while on Jill Biden detail
A Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden's security detail accidentally discharged their weapon, injuring themselves at Philadelphia International Airport.
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PoliticsMar 17
White House Economic Adviser Says Iran War Has Cost $12 Billion, Funding Adequate
Kevin Hassett told CBS that the Iran conflict has cost $12 billion so far and current funding is sufficient as Congress may consider supplemental requests.
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PoliticsMar 22
France Holds Municipal Elections as Far-Right and Far-Left Show First-Round Gains
French voters head to polls Sunday for second round of municipal elections after far-right and far-left parties made notable first-round advances.
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PoliticsMar 19
Intelligence Officials to Testify Before Senate on National Security Threats
Top U.S. intelligence officials will appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee to discuss national security threats facing the country.
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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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Politics4d ago
Deputy AG Blanche Says DOJ, FBI Underwent Personnel Changes After Trump Cases
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department dismissed 200 employees following prosecutions of President Trump.
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PoliticsMar 18
Trump Comments on Israel Nuclear Weapons Use Amid Iran Conflict
President Trump addressed questions about Israel's potential nuclear weapon use and faced internal criticism over Iran conflict policy.
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Politics6d ago
Brazil's Bolsonaro granted house arrest for 27-year sentence due to health issues
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro received permission to serve his 27-year coup attempt sentence at home instead of prison due to deteriorating health conditions.
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Politics4d ago
Trump Criticizes Supreme Court Justices Over Tariff Ruling
Former President Trump expressed anger at Justices Barrett and Gorsuch following a Supreme Court decision on tariffs.
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PoliticsMar 18
Senate to Consider Republican Bill Requiring Citizenship Proof for Voter Registration
Republicans plan extended Senate debate on legislation requiring new voters to prove citizenship when registering, despite Democratic opposition.
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PoliticsMar 22
Senate Republicans Block SAVE America Act with Procedural Maneuvers
GOP senators used floor tactics to delay voting on the SAVE America Act, proposing voter ID and transgender sports amendments.
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