PoliticsApr 25
NYC Correction Commissioner Becomes First Formerly Incarcerated Person in Role
New York City has appointed its first formerly incarcerated person as correction commissioner to oversee the city's jail system.
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PoliticsMar 23
TV personalities debate US Iran strategy on weekend shows
Television hosts and guests discussed American military strategy regarding Iran across multiple weekend programs.
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PoliticsJun 6
Trump Addresses Wisconsin Farmers as U.S. Economy Shows Mixed Signals
President Trump spoke to farmers in Wisconsin about economic recovery while May jobs data showed continued employment growth.
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PoliticsMay 16
Democratic Officials Express Concerns Over Party Messaging and Unity
Democratic leaders voice worries about the party's direction on education policy and internal cohesion following recent public statements.
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PoliticsMay 12
Mayorkas declines to endorse Becerra in California governor's race
Former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said he remains neutral in California's gubernatorial race despite Xavier Becerra's candidacy.
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PoliticsMay 5
UK Voters Head to Polls May 7 for Local and Parliamentary Elections
Elections scheduled for May 7 across England, Scotland and Wales will require photo ID for in-person voting in England.
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PoliticsMar 18
Trump Administration Expands Medicaid Fraud Investigation to Florida
The Trump administration has opened a fraud investigation in Florida as part of its nationwide crackdown on state Medicaid programs.
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PoliticsMay 16
Pentagon Releases UFO Files Following Presidential Directive
The Department of Defense released its first batch of UFO files last week after President Trump directed their public disclosure.
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PoliticsMar 20
News Outlets Analyze Trump's Political Impact and Policy Approaches
Multiple news organizations publish analysis pieces examining various aspects of Trump's political influence and policy positions.
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PoliticsMar 7
U.S. Attorney Forms Working Group to Examine Potential Charges Against Cuban Leaders
Federal prosecutors in Miami have assembled an interagency working group to explore possible criminal charges against Cuban government officials.
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PoliticsApr 24
Capitol Hill Work Environment Faces Scrutiny as Late-Night Sessions and Absences Mount
Congressional work conditions draw attention amid continued late-night voting sessions and a Republican lawmaker's medical absence.
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PoliticsMar 17
Army General Left Classified Ukraine Maps on Train, IG Report Finds
A Defense Department inspector general report found Major General Antonio Aguto improperly handled classified documents and engaged in alcohol overindulgence.
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PoliticsJun 6
Trump Focuses on DC Infrastructure Projects Amid Political Tensions
Former President Trump has emphasized Washington DC beautification projects while criticizing the Obama Presidential Center development.
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PoliticsMay 16
DC Attorney Threatens Charges Against Parents Over Teen Curfew Violations
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced increased penalties for Washington D.C. parents whose children violate curfew laws amid concerns over teen gatherings.
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PoliticsApr 14
Former Pence Aide Olivia Troye Announces Congressional Run as Democrat
Olivia Troye, who served as an adviser to Vice President Mike Pence, is seeking a House seat in Virginia as a Democrat after switching parties.
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