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PoliticsMar 20

Hochul Proposes Delaying New York Climate Law Implementation

Governor Kathy Hochul announced plans to delay implementation of New York's climate legislation, citing concerns over potential utility cost increases.

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PoliticsMar 27

White House launches agricultural website and displays golden tractor on South Lawn

The White House unveiled a new website focused on agricultural policy alongside a ceremony featuring a golden tractor display.

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PoliticsApr 10

Progressive candidate leads Maine Democratic Senate primary by double digits in polls

Graham Platner holds a substantial polling lead over Gov. Janet Mills in Maine's Democratic Senate primary race.

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PoliticsMar 27

Secret Service agent shoots self at Philadelphia airport while on Jill Biden detail

A Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden's security detail accidentally discharged their weapon, injuring themselves at Philadelphia International Airport.

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PoliticsMar 20

House Republicans Address Security Issues Amid DHS Shutdown Talks

Republican lawmakers focus on security concerns while bipartisan negotiations continue to resolve the ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown.

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PoliticsMar 20

Pentagon Plans to Extend National Guard Mission in DC Through 2029

The Pentagon is planning to maintain a National Guard presence in Washington, D.C., through January 20, 2029, covering President Trump's full second term.

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PoliticsMar 10

Ohio State President Ted Carter Resigns Following Report of Inappropriate Relationship

Ohio State University President Ted Carter resigned after reports emerged of an inappropriate relationship with a local podcaster.

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PoliticsApr 10

Epstein-Related Questions Emerge Around Royal US Visit and Trump Administration

Jeffrey Epstein connections surface in discussions involving the British royal family's upcoming US visit and former Trump administration officials.

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PoliticsMar 10

Federal Judge Restricts Tear Gas Use by Officers at Portland ICE Building Protests

A federal judge in Oregon has limited federal officers' ability to use tear gas and chemical munitions at protests outside Portland's ICE facility.

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PoliticsMar 9

GOP Senator Tillis Calls for Removal of Trump Adviser Stephen Miller

North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis criticized White House adviser Stephen Miller and called for his removal from the Trump administration.

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PoliticsMay 1

Minnesota Gov. Walz Faces GOP Criticism in Final Address as 2026 Race Takes Shape

Gov. Tim Walz addressed fraud issues in his final State of the State speech while Republican Kristin Robbins withdrew from the 2026 governor's race.

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PoliticsMar 30

CPAC Features 2028 GOP Primary Straw Poll as Young Republicans Look Beyond Trump

At CPAC, JD Vance led a 2028 Republican primary straw poll at 53% while Marco Rubio surged to 35%, as young attendees discussed post-Trump politics.

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PoliticsMay 1

Oklahoma Republican Senate candidate Barry Christian found dead after disappearance

Barry Christian, 54, a Republican candidate for Oklahoma state Senate District 38, was found dead in a rural area after going missing two days earlier.

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PoliticsMar 27

Alaska Senator Drafts Iran War Authorization as Montana Candidate Proposes Graham Draft

Sen. Lisa Murkowski is preparing legislation to authorize military force in Iran while a Montana Senate candidate proposes drafting Sen. Lindsey Graham into conflicts he supports.

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PoliticsMar 26

FCC Chair Carr Clarifies Comments on Broadcast License Threats

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr told reporters his previous comments about broadcast licenses were not related to Iran war coverage.

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