PoliticsMay 7
Seattle Officials Face Scrutiny Over Public Safety and Budget Policies
Seattle city leaders are addressing public safety concerns and budget allocation policies amid ongoing debates over policing and community resources.
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PoliticsApr 24
Canada-U.S. Relations and Citizenship Changes Draw Policy Attention
Recent discussions around Canadian citizenship laws and strategic positioning highlight evolving North American relationships.
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PoliticsApr 28
Court Delays Order Requiring Pennsylvania to Provide Information to Trump Administration
A judge has delayed an order that would have required Pennsylvania to turn over information to the Trump administration for an antisemitism investigation.
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PoliticsMar 8
Selma marks 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday as Supreme Court weighs voting rights case
Thousands gather in Selma, Alabama to commemorate the 1965 civil rights march as the Supreme Court considers a case that could limit voting protections.
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PoliticsFeb 26
Federal Judge Rules Against Trump Administration's Third-Country Deportation Policy
A federal judge in Boston ruled that the Trump administration's policy allowing rapid deportations of migrants to third countries violates federal law and the Constitution.
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PoliticsApr 12
Critics raise concerns over Trump administration's federal spending priorities
Opinion writers and analysts express alarm over proposed budget cuts to health programs while military spending increases significantly.
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PoliticsJun 5
Political Endorsements Shape Primary Races in Michigan and South Carolina
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer privately supports Haley Stevens in Michigan's primary while former counterterrorism official Joe Kent backs challenger to Lindsey Graham.
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PoliticsMar 5
Senator Assists Capitol Police in Removing Protester from Armed Services Hearing
Sen. Tim Sheehy helped Capitol Police remove a protester who interrupted a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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PoliticsApr 2
Ocasio-Cortez Says She Will Oppose All U.S. Military Aid to Israel
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced she will oppose all U.S. military aid to Israel, including defensive systems like Iron Dome.
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PoliticsMay 7
ICE to end shortened training programs, independent oversight office shut down
Immigration and Customs Enforcement will end abbreviated training programs and an independent DHS office overseeing detention facilities has been closed.
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PoliticsJun 5
22% of Americans Do Not Consider Themselves Proud Americans in New Poll
A Quinnipiac University survey found that 22 percent of Americans do not consider themselves proud Americans, while 73 percent said they do.
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PoliticsMar 17
Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Claims Trump Pardon Covers Alleged Conduct
Brian Cole Jr., accused of planting pipe bombs near party headquarters before Jan. 6, argues Trump's clemency applies to his case.
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PoliticsMay 26
States enact laws criminalizing disruption of worship services
At least four states have passed legislation making it a crime to disrupt religious services following incidents at churches.
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PoliticsJun 15
Social Media Posts Create Controversy in New York Democratic House Primary Race
A New York Democratic primary candidate's social media history has become a focal point after receiving mayoral endorsement.
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PoliticsApr 27
Education Reports Highlight Teacher Pay, Union Spending, and College Accountability
Multiple education reports examine teacher compensation challenges, union political expenditures, and proposed federal oversight of college programs.
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