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PoliticsMay 26

South African President Faces Impeachment Proceedings Over Financial Scandal

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is challenging a report that could lead to impeachment proceedings related to a financial scandal.

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PoliticsApr 29

Texas Lawmakers to Question Camp Mystic Owners After Deadly Flood Investigation

State investigators found Camp Mystic failed to meet emergency preparedness requirements before flood that killed 28 people in July.

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PoliticsApr 29

US Ambassador to Ukraine to Step Down Amid Policy Differences

The US ambassador to Ukraine is reportedly leaving the position due to disagreements with the Trump administration's approach to the conflict.

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PoliticsMar 12

UK Parliament Passes Bill to Remove Hereditary Peers from House of Lords

Legislation abolishing the 92 reserved seats for hereditary peers in the House of Lords has passed through Parliament.

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PoliticsMay 2

Federal Prosecutors Release Video of Armed Man's Alleged Attack at White House Dinner

Prosecutors released video Thursday showing a man allegedly armed with weapons attempting to storm the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.

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PoliticsMay 6

Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Denver Over Semi-Automatic Rifle Ban

The DOJ sued Denver over its ban on certain semi-automatic rifles, with officials claiming the ordinance violates Second Amendment rights.

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PoliticsApr 16

Immigration Policy Tensions Surface Across Multiple Government Branches

Congressional Democrats challenge Trump administration immigration policies while judicial firings and enforcement practices face scrutiny.

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PoliticsMay 15

Justice Department to seek death penalty for man charged in Israeli embassy staff killings

Federal prosecutors will pursue capital punishment against Elias Rodriguez, accused of fatally shooting two Israeli embassy staff members outside a DC Jewish museum in May 2024.

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PoliticsApr 23

Civil service union warns of 'chill' after PM dismisses senior Foreign Office official

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism after dismissing Foreign Office civil servant Sir Olly Robbins, with union leaders warning of pressure on officials.

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PoliticsMay 26

Trump Administration Moves to Eliminate Biden-Era PFAS Drinking Water Regulations

EPA announces plan to cut regulations on PFAS chemicals in drinking water while pursuing alternative destruction methods.

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PoliticsMay 20

Tuberville Expresses Uncertainty About Alabama Redistricting Implementation

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville voiced doubts about the state's redistricting process moving forward despite recent Supreme Court ruling.

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PoliticsApr 28

Americans Seek Citizenship Changes Following Trump's Return to Office

Long waiting lists emerge at US consulates as Americans renounce citizenship, while Canada sees surge in ancestry-based applications.

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PoliticsJun 15

Trump Critical Minerals Pricing Plan Meets G7 Skepticism, Industry Division

Former President Trump's proposal for critical minerals pricing faces resistance from G7 partners and splits industry opinion.

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PoliticsJun 15

Immigration Detention Facilities Face Criticism Over Dress Codes and Processing Delays

ICE detention centers implement strict visitor dress codes while DACA renewal processing times extend from weeks to months under current administration.

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PoliticsApr 10

Democrats Call for Trump's Removal From Office Amid Iran Tensions

Democratic lawmakers and governors are pushing for President Trump's removal from office, citing concerns over his fitness as commander-in-chief during escalating Iran tensions.

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