PoliticsMar 30
Somaliland Calls for Omar Extradition After Vance Fraud Claims; Kaine Discusses Deportation Case
Two separate immigration-related political stories emerge involving Rep. Ilhan Omar and a Virginia murder case.
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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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PoliticsMay 1
Former Florida Rep. David Rivera Convicted in Venezuela Lobbying Case
A federal jury convicted ex-Rep. David Rivera and consultant Esther Nuhfer for illegally lobbying for Venezuela without registering as foreign agents.
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PoliticsApr 2
Wisconsin University System President Refuses to Resign After Board Pressure
Jay Rothman says he won't step down from leading the 25-campus system despite being told to resign or face termination by the Board of Regents.
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PoliticsApr 17
New York City Schools Face Multiple Challenges as Enrollment Declines
NYC schools confront falling enrollment, grading policy concerns, and increased marketing efforts as families leave the city.
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PoliticsMay 1
Federal Disaster Response Times Lengthen as States Develop Alternative Solutions
FEMA disaster declarations are taking longer to process during current administration while some states pursue independent flood monitoring systems.
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PoliticsApr 25
Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Amid Ethics Investigation, Remains on Ballot
Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress while facing federal charges and ethics probe but filed for re-election days earlier.
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PoliticsApr 17
Federal Judge Blocks DOJ Access to Rhode Island Voter Registration Data
A U.S. district judge rejected the Justice Department's request for sensitive voter information from Rhode Island.
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PoliticsApr 24
Trump Administration Focuses on Environmental Projects in Utah and Rhode Island
The Trump administration has announced plans for environmental initiatives including Great Salt Lake restoration and offshore wind development.
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PoliticsMar 21
DOJ seeks to dissolve injunction blocking deportation amid broader immigration enforcement
The Department of Justice is requesting a court dissolve an injunction preventing the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia.
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PoliticsMar 11
Conservative José Antonio Kast to Take Office as Chile's President
José Antonio Kast, Chile's most conservative president since the Pinochet era, prepares to assume office following his December election victory.
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PoliticsMar 12
Texas Executes Man for 2013 Fatal Stabbing of Girlfriend and Her 8-Year-Old Son
Cedric Ricks, 51, was executed by lethal injection for the 2013 murders of his girlfriend Roxann Sanchez and her son Anthony Figueroa in Bedford, Texas.
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PoliticsMay 6
Illinois Gov. Pritzker Comments on Emanuel's Political Strategy, Faces GOP Criticism
Gov. JB Pritzker discussed Rahm Emanuel's potential 2028 presidential campaign strategy while facing Republican criticism over political violence remarks.
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PoliticsMar 11
Civil trial against Gerry Adams proceeds in London High Court
Three men are pursuing civil action against former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams in London, with proceedings focusing on his alleged IRA connections.
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PoliticsApr 24
Civil Rights Groups Sue Alaska Over Voter Data Sharing with Justice Department
Voting and civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against Alaska election officials, challenging the constitutionality of sharing voter registration data with the DOJ.
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