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PoliticsMay 5

Pennsylvania Senator Fetterman Faces Criticism From Democratic Party Over Trump Support

Sen. John Fetterman draws rebuke from Pennsylvania Democrats while Republicans court him over his backing of some Trump policies.

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PoliticsMar 16

Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump bid to end migrant protections

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in April on the Trump administration's effort to terminate temporary protected status for migrants from Haiti and Syria.

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PoliticsMar 29

Texas Republicans Rally Behind Paxton at CPAC Ahead of Senate Runoff

Conservative activists at CPAC strongly backed Ken Paxton over John Cornyn in their Texas Senate runoff race.

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PoliticsJun 2

Denmark's Mette Frederiksen Secures Third Term as Prime Minister

Denmark's Social Democratic Party leader Mette Frederiksen will form a new government after months of coalition negotiations.

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PoliticsJun 1

New Mexico Lawmakers Launch Subpoena Campaign in Epstein Investigation

New Mexico state lawmakers announced plans to issue subpoenas to government and private institutions as part of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the state.

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PoliticsApr 3

Trump Comments on NATO and Iran Conflict Fuel UK-EU Relations Debate

President Trump's recent statements about NATO withdrawal and criticism of allies amid Iran conflict spark discussion about Britain's diplomatic positioning.

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PoliticsJun 1

Energy Department Restricts Electric Appliance Rebate Program Under Trump Administration

The Energy Department issued new guidance limiting a federal rebate program for electric appliance purchases established under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.

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PoliticsApr 3

Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado 'Conversion Therapy' Ban in 8-1 Decision

The US Supreme Court struck down a Colorado law banning conversion therapy for minors, with Justice Jackson issuing the sole dissent.

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PoliticsApr 9

DHS Warns Employees of Potential Last Paycheck Amid Government Shutdown

The Department of Homeland Security warned employees Friday could bring their last paycheck until Congress ends the partial government shutdown.

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PoliticsMay 11

Hungary's New Foreign Minister Denies EU Blackmail Tactics Amid Energy Disputes

Hungary's new foreign minister says the country won't use veto threats to blackmail the EU, as tensions persist over Russian energy policy.

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PoliticsMar 14

TSA Officers Quit Jobs During Government Shutdown as Financial Hardships Mount

More than 300 TSA officers have resigned since the government shutdown began, citing inability to work without pay as financial pressures affect families.

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PoliticsApr 22

Supreme Court Allows Wounded Veteran to Sue Contractor Over Afghanistan Bombing

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a veteran injured in a 2016 suicide bombing at Bagram Airfield can sue the military contractor that employed the attacker.

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PoliticsJun 1

Government Prepares for Release of Documents Related to Mandelson

UK ministers are preparing for the release of a second batch of documents involving Peter Mandelson and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

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PoliticsApr 15

Appeals Court Halts Contempt Inquiry Over Venezuelan Deportation Flights

A federal appeals court ordered a halt to a criminal contempt investigation into officials over deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.

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PoliticsJun 1

James Talarico to Face Ken Paxton in Texas Attorney General Race

Progressive Democrat James Talarico will challenge incumbent Republican Ken Paxton for Texas attorney general in what could be a closely watched race.

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