PoliticsApr 6
Supreme Court Case and April Elections Focus on Voting Rights and Electoral Maps
The Supreme Court case Louisiana v Callais examines voting rights protections while April elections could impact House control.
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PoliticsApr 28
Italian magistrates probe pardon for former Berlusconi associate Nicole Minetti
Italian authorities have opened an investigation into a pardon granted to Nicole Minetti, who was convicted in connection with Silvio Berlusconi's parties.
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PoliticsMay 10
Scottish Green MSP faces potential departure over immigration status
A Scottish Greens MSP may be unable to complete their term due to work visa requirements, party co-leader confirms.
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PoliticsMar 7
Obama Presidential Library Dedication Ceremony Scheduled for June
Former President Obama announced the dedication ceremony for his presidential library will be held in June on Chicago's south side.
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PoliticsMay 28
Buttigieg leads Democrats, Vance and Rubio tied among Republicans in 2028 primary poll
Early polling shows Buttigieg ahead in hypothetical Democratic primary while Vance and Rubio are statistically tied for GOP lead.
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PoliticsMay 20
Collins-Aligned Committee Launches Website Targeting Democratic Senate Opponent
A fundraising committee supporting Senator Susan Collins has created a website highlighting past controversies involving her Democratic challenger Graham Platner.
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PoliticsMay 13
Georgia Bans QR Codes for Elections Amid Conspiracy Theory Concerns
Georgia has prohibited the use of QR codes in elections following claims from conspiracy theorists, creating uncertainty about ballot counting procedures.
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PoliticsMay 20
Reform UK Deputy Leader Challenges Climate Science in Public Statements
Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice has publicly rejected established climate science, according to recent reporting.
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PoliticsMay 5
Minnesota Gov. Walz demotes Human Services chief amid federal Medicaid funding dispute
Gov. Tim Walz demoted his Human Services commissioner after 70 days following federal pause of $259.5 million in Medicaid funds over fraud allegations.
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PoliticsMay 13
Montana Judge Blocks State from Limiting Election Day Voter Registration
A Montana judge ruled against state restrictions on Election Day voter registration.
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PoliticsMar 25
UK Government to Ban Cryptocurrency Donations to Political Parties
The UK government will prohibit political parties from accepting cryptocurrency donations and cap contributions from British citizens abroad.
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PoliticsApr 13
Trump Announces UFC Event Plans at White House, Court Rules on Ballroom Construction
President Trump detailed plans for a UFC fight at the White House in June while an appeals court allowed ballroom construction to continue.
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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 20
Democratic Senate Candidate Makes Controversial Israel Comments on CNN
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed compared Israel to Hamas during a CNN interview, calling both equally evil.
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PoliticsApr 20
House Ethics Committee Reports 20 Sexual Misconduct Investigations Since 2017
The House Ethics Committee disclosed it has conducted 20 investigations into sexual misconduct allegations against lawmakers since 2017.
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