PoliticsMay 16
South Carolina AG says death penalty possible in Alex Murdaugh retrial
Attorney General Alan Wilson says all legal options are on the table after state Supreme Court overturned Murdaugh's murder convictions.
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PoliticsMay 16
Labour Leadership Speculation Emerges as Streeting Confirms Contest Intent
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has confirmed he would stand in any Labour leadership contest to replace Keir Starmer.
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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 29
Federal appeals court blocks Trump detention policy as administration tightens immigration rules
A federal appeals court rejected mandatory ICE detention without bond while the Trump administration implements enhanced security checks for immigration applicants.
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PoliticsJun 12
Women join hunger strike at New Jersey immigration detention facility
Nearly 40 women at Delaney Hall detention center in New Jersey have joined an ongoing hunger and labor strike, demanding releases and improved conditions.
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PoliticsMay 8
Trump Administration Arrested Parents of 27,000 Children in Seven Months, Records Show
Immigration records reveal the Trump administration arrested 18,400 parents between January and August 2025, affecting at least 27,000 children including 12,000 U.S. citizens.
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PoliticsMar 26
Airport Delays Mount as DHS Shutdown Continues, Delta Suspends Congressional Service
A partial government shutdown affecting DHS has led to airport security delays and prompted Delta to suspend special services for Congress members.
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PoliticsMay 27
Spanish police search ruling Socialist Party headquarters in corruption probe
Police searched the headquarters of Spain's ruling Socialist Party as part of an investigation into alleged financial wrongdoing by a former party member.
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PoliticsMar 23
Supreme Court to Rule on Mail-in Ballot Deadline Disputes
The Supreme Court will decide whether ballots received after Election Day should be counted, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of voters.
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PoliticsMay 21
Colorado Democrats Censure Governor Polis for Commuting Election Official's Sentence
The Colorado Democratic Party censured Gov. Jared Polis for commuting the prison sentence of Tina Peters, who was convicted of tampering with voting systems.
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PoliticsApr 22
RFK Jr. returns to Capitol Hill for second confirmation hearing round
Health Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces additional congressional hearings while launching new podcast.
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PoliticsMay 1
States Consider Redistricting Changes Following Supreme Court Voting Rights Decision
Louisiana and Tennessee are weighing congressional redistricting changes after a Supreme Court ruling limited Voting Rights Act provisions.
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PoliticsJun 15
Trump Administration Expands Access to Public Lands for Recreation and Vehicles
The administration has proposed opening millions of acres of public lands to hunting, fishing, and off-road vehicles, drawing both support and criticism.
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PoliticsJun 9
State Legislatures Advance Bills on Immigration, Disability Language, Healthcare Access
Multiple state legislative committees advanced bills addressing immigration funding, disability terminology updates, and healthcare protections.
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PoliticsMay 20
Former Federal Prosecutor Charged With Stealing Sealed Trump Investigation Report
Carmen Lineberger faces felony charges for allegedly emailing herself a sealed report from Jack Smith's Trump documents investigation.
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