PoliticsMar 10
Aide linked to Beijing spy allegations met with UK minister before arrest
David Taylor, connected to recent Chinese espionage claims, held meeting with government minister Seema Malhotra in Whitehall office.
51 sources
PoliticsMay 19
U.S. Drops Criminal and Civil Cases Against Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani
Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss bribery and fraud cases against Indian industrialist Gautam Adani following his company's $10 billion U.S. investment commitment.
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PoliticsMay 27
Trump Administration Moves Against DEI Programs Across Federal Government
The Trump administration has begun implementing policies to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programs in federal agencies and military institutions.
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PoliticsApr 11
Trump Administration Policy Changes Affect Multiple Federal Agencies and Programs
The Trump administration has implemented changes affecting H-1B visas, Forest Service operations, trade tariffs, and disaster relief funding across federal agencies.
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PoliticsApr 15
US Military Strikes Kill 5 in Eastern Pacific Drug Interdiction Operation
U.S. military targeted two boats in the eastern Pacific, killing five people and leaving one survivor in anti-drug trafficking operation.
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PoliticsMay 8
Justice Department Officials Trade Accusations Over Politicization Claims
Current and former Justice Department officials exchange criticism over allegations of political targeting in prosecutions.
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PoliticsJun 11
US Takes Multiple Law Enforcement Actions Across Cybersecurity, Fraud, Banking
Federal agencies announced several enforcement actions including website seizures, fraud arrests, tariff refunds, and banking investigations.
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PoliticsMar 17
White House Economic Adviser Says Iran War Has Cost $12 Billion, Funding Adequate
Kevin Hassett told CBS that the Iran conflict has cost $12 billion so far and current funding is sufficient as Congress may consider supplemental requests.
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PoliticsApr 14
Judge Dismisses Trump's $10B Defamation Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal
A federal judge dismissed President Trump's $10 billion defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal over reporting on a letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
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PoliticsJun 14
Trump Endorses Mike Collins in Georgia Republican Senate Runoff
Former President Trump endorsed Rep. Mike Collins over Derek Dooley in Georgia's Republican Senate runoff election scheduled for Tuesday.
7 sources
PoliticsMay 28
Vance Leads Anti-Fraud Roundtable with State Attorneys General
Vice President Vance hosted a roundtable with state attorneys general on anti-fraud efforts, part of his new role overseeing investigations.
7 sources
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.
6 sources
PoliticsApr 3
Pentagon Reports Declining Military Suicides Despite Long-Term Rising Trend
The Pentagon reported fewer military suicides in 2024 while acknowledging the overall long-term rate for active duty troops continues to rise.
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PoliticsApr 21
Former Foreign Office chief seeks legal advice over Mandelson vetting dispute
A former Foreign Office head is considering legal action after security experts' concerns about Peter Mandelson's appointment were reportedly overruled.
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PoliticsApr 21
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Resigns, Third Cabinet Departure in Trump's Second Term
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has resigned to take a private sector position amid an inspector general investigation into potential misconduct.
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