PoliticsJun 12
Court Reviews Challenge to Trump White House Renovation Plans
Federal appeals court considers lawsuit challenging Trump administration's proposed White House East Wing demolition and ballroom construction.
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PoliticsJun 12
Guardian Reports Supreme Court Decision Impacted Voting Rights Act Provisions
The Guardian reported on a Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v Callais that affected Voting Rights Act provisions regarding minority representation.
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PoliticsJun 11
Former Navy Admiral Nancy Lacore Advances to Democratic Runoff for South Carolina House Seat
Nancy Lacore, a retired three-star Navy admiral fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, will face veteran Mac Deford in a Democratic primary runoff for South Carolina's 1st Congressional District.
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PoliticsMay 14
Health Secretary Wes Streeting Expected to Resign Following Meeting with PM
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is reportedly preparing to resign after a brief 16-minute meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday.
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PoliticsJun 7
Trump Administration Cuts Foreign Aid Programs, UN Budget Amid Policy Shifts
The Trump administration has reduced funding for international programs, affecting health initiatives in Africa and UN operations.
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PoliticsApr 22
FBI Director Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic for $250 Million Over Drinking Claims
FBI Director Kash Patel filed a defamation lawsuit seeking $250 million in damages against The Atlantic magazine over an article alleging excessive drinking.
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PoliticsApr 14
Trump Declares Victory in Iran Conflict Despite Mixed Outcomes
Former President Trump claims victory in Iran conflict following ceasefire, continuing pattern of declaring wins regardless of actual results.
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PoliticsJun 15
UK Court of Appeal upholds ban on Palestine Action activist group
Britain's Court of Appeal ruled the government's proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization is lawful, rejecting a challenge to overturn the ban.
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PoliticsMay 26
Carney Warns Alberta Separation Vote Could Become 'Dangerous Bluff'
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney compared Alberta's potential separation referendum to Brexit, warning it could backfire.
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PoliticsJun 12
Former FBI Officials Form Support Network Amid Agency Restructuring Under Trump
Former FBI agents have established a support network as the Trump administration moves to restructure the bureau, which officials say represents a significant shift.
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PoliticsMay 31
California Primary Elections Set for June 2 Across Multiple Races
California voters will decide contested primary races on June 2, including gubernatorial and congressional contests.
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PoliticsJun 11
Cruz, Wyden Introduce Bill Allowing Lawsuits Over Government Social Media Pressure
Bipartisan legislation would let Americans sue federal officials who allegedly coerce platforms to remove content.
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PoliticsMay 7
Trump Criticizes Pope Leo XIV Over Iran Nuclear Stance Ahead of Rubio Vatican Visit
President Trump accused Pope Leo XIV of endangering Catholics over Iran nuclear policy, two days before Secretary of State Rubio's Vatican meeting.
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PoliticsJun 12
Agriculture Secretary Addresses Screwworm Response After First U.S. Outbreak in 60 Years
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discussed screwworm management with Senate officials following the parasite's return to Texas after six decades.
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PoliticsJun 3
Dr. Oz Announces Medicaid Work Requirements and Policy Changes
CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz outlined new Medicaid work requirements and policy changes during a White House briefing.
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