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 10
Tom Steyer Eliminated from California Governor Race After Spending Over $200 Million
Billionaire Tom Steyer failed to advance to California's general election despite massive campaign spending, with Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra moving forward.
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PoliticsJun 10
South Carolina Primary Results: Graham, Evette-Wilson Runoff Set for November
Sen. Lindsey Graham won the GOP Senate primary while Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson advanced to a gubernatorial runoff in South Carolina.
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PoliticsMar 12
Senate Majority Leader Thune Rejects Trump's Push for SAVE Act Filibuster Strategy
Senate Majority Leader John Thune dismissed President Trump's call to force Democrats into a talking filibuster to pass the SAVE Act voting legislation.
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PoliticsJun 5
House Armed Services Committee Passes $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill After Marathon Debate
The House Armed Services Committee approved the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act following 14 hours of debate on amendments.
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PoliticsMay 30
Trump's Approval Rating Hits Record Low as GOP Faces Internal Divisions
President Trump's approval rating dropped to 34% in a YouGov poll while the Republican Party grapples with competing factions ahead of midterm elections.
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PoliticsApr 30
Trump Faces Multiple Political Challenges as Relations with Allies Remain Strained
President Trump confronts court setbacks, tensions with German leadership, and fractures within his Christian voter base amid ongoing policy disputes.
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PoliticsApr 2
Trump Signs Executive Order Creating National Voter List, Faces Legal Challenges
President Trump signed an executive order directing creation of a nationwide voter verification list, drawing immediate threats of lawsuits from voting rights groups.
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PoliticsJun 3
Over 90% of Four-Year Universities Drop SAT/ACT Requirements Following Pandemic
More than 90% of four-year universities no longer require standardized test scores for admission after pandemic-era policy changes.
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PoliticsJun 9
Vance refers Walz, Minnesota AG to DOJ over fraud allegations
VP-elect Vance has referred Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison to the Justice Department over fraud-related allegations.
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PoliticsApr 23
Justice Department investigating Southern Poverty Law Center over paid informants
The Southern Poverty Law Center says it faces a DOJ criminal investigation over its past use of paid informants to infiltrate extremist groups.
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PoliticsMay 13
Trump's 'Golden Dome' Missile Defense System Estimated at $1.2 Trillion by CBO
Congressional Budget Office analysis finds Trump's space-based missile defense program would cost $1.2 trillion, significantly more than initial $175 billion estimate.
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PoliticsApr 11
Trump Iran Conflict Prompts Political Debate Over War Powers and Foreign Policy
President Trump's military actions and threats regarding Iran have sparked congressional debate and raised questions about executive war powers.
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PoliticsMay 9
Virginia Supreme Court Invalidates Democratic Congressional Redistricting Map
Virginia's highest court ruled 4-3 to block the state's new congressional map drawn by Democrats, affecting upcoming elections.
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PoliticsJun 5
Justice Department Official Removes Post on Anti-Weaponization Fund After Congressional Commitment
A senior Justice Department official removed a social media post about alternate plans for an anti-weaponization fund after DOJ committed to scrapping the program.
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