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PoliticsApr 22

California Treasurer Fiona Ma faces scrutiny over Chinese school ties

California Treasurer Fiona Ma, running for Lieutenant Governor, visited China-based school accused of diploma fraud after receiving campaign donations from founder.

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PoliticsMay 26

Post Office Investigation Could Face Five-Year Delay, Police Warn

Police commander says investigation team would need to double in size to meet current timeline for Post Office inquiry.

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PoliticsApr 21

Border Wall Construction Begins in Texas Big Bend Region

Construction contractors have started road upgrades in rural Big Bend, Texas, as preliminary work for planned border wall installation.

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PoliticsMar 4

Rep. Luna Files Censure Resolution Against Gonzales Over Misconduct Allegations

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna filed resolutions to censure or strip committee assignments from Rep. Tony Gonzales over alleged affair with deceased staffer.

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PoliticsMar 26

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 4

Poll Shows Half of Americans Support Abolishing ICE Amid Immigration Enforcement

A YouGov poll found 50% of Americans support dismantling ICE, while a Biden-appointed judge threatened to jail federal officials over immigration enforcement.

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PoliticsApr 21

Rep. Analilia Mejia Sworn In to Fill New Jersey House Seat

Democrat Analilia Mejia was sworn in Monday to represent New Jersey's 11th Congressional District after winning a special election last week.

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PoliticsMay 26

Judge Weighs Impact of Torture on Sept. 11 Case at Guantanamo

Eight days of legal arguments concluded at Guantanamo Bay regarding how torture may have affected the long-running September 11 terrorism case.

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PoliticsApr 12

SNP Leader Swinney Suggests 2028 Timeline for Scottish Independence Referendum

Scottish National Party leader John Swinney indicated during a televised debate that an independence referendum could potentially be held in 2028.

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PoliticsApr 4

Defense Secretary Hegseth's Religious Comments Draw Papal Response

Pope Leo XIV criticized military approaches after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made religious references at Pentagon worship service.

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PoliticsApr 21

Former USAID Workers Struggle to Find Employment One Year After Agency Restructuring

Less than half of former USAID employees have found full-time work a year after losing their jobs, forcing many to deplete savings and move in with family.

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PoliticsMar 4

Senate to Vote on War Powers Resolution Amid Iran Military Tensions

The U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on a war powers resolution that would limit presidential authority over military action in Iran.

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PoliticsMar 17

Gerry Adams testifies in civil trial over alleged IRA bombing role

Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, 77, testified in English court regarding claims he bears personal liability for IRA bombings that injured three men.

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PoliticsMar 17

Special Counsel Sought GOP Lawmakers' Phone Records in Trump Investigation

Department of Justice emails reveal Special Counsel Jack Smith's team identified House and Senate Republicans for phone record requests.

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PoliticsApr 12

UK Disability Benefit Costs Rise Amid Claims Coaching Allegations

Personal Independence Payment costs for anxiety-related claims increased significantly between 2019 and last year, while separate welfare changes could increase potential payouts.

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