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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 27

Appeals Court Upholds ICE Detention Policy as Individual Case Highlights System Concerns

Federal appeals court ruled on ICE detention authority while lawyers highlight case of Venezuelan mother detained despite pending asylum applications.

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PoliticsMay 24

Turkish riot police enter opposition party headquarters to remove ousted leaders

Turkish riot police entered opposition party offices to evict leaders who were removed by court order but vowed to defy the ruling.

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PoliticsApr 21

Key aide to defend not informing Starmer about Mandelson vetting failure

Sir Olly Robbins expected to explain decision not to tell Sir Keir Starmer that Lord Mandelson failed security vetting process.

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PoliticsJun 3

DHS Secretary Mullin Reviews Predecessor's Contracts, Sets Border Wall Timeline

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Congress he canceled most contracts from predecessor Kristi Noem and provided border wall completion dates.

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PoliticsMay 14

Supreme Court allows lawsuit against trucking broker over crash injuries

The Supreme Court ruled that a trucking broker can be sued by a man who lost part of his leg in a semi-truck crash.

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PoliticsApr 13

Trump Administration Agrees to Keep Pride Flag at Stonewall National Monument

The Trump administration reversed its February decision to remove the Pride flag from the Stonewall National Monument after facing a lawsuit from LGBTQ+ groups.

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PoliticsMay 14

Judge Orders Return of Colombian Woman Wrongly Deported to Congo

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration likely violated the law by deporting a 55-year-old Colombian woman to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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PoliticsJun 3

House Democratic Leader Jeffries Declines to Endorse Wasserman Schultz in Primary Race

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has declined to endorse Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz in Florida's 20th District primary amid concerns over representation.

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PoliticsJun 15

Alabama GOP rejects residency challenge to Tuberville's gubernatorial bid

The Alabama Republican Party dismissed a challenge claiming Sen. Tommy Tuberville doesn't meet the state's seven-year residency requirement to run for governor.

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PoliticsMay 6

Obama discusses presidential ethics, Justice Department independence on Colbert show

Former President Barack Obama addressed presidential business conflicts and attorney general independence during a Tuesday interview on 'The Late Show.'

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PoliticsJun 11

Federal judge halts Trump administration SNAP benefit conditions

A federal judge blocked Trump administration efforts to impose new conditions on states receiving SNAP food assistance benefits.

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PoliticsMar 6

Trump Threatens to Cut Trade with Spain Over Military Base Access Dispute

President Trump said he would halt all trade with Spain after the NATO ally reportedly restricted US access to military bases and defense spending issues.

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PoliticsMay 6

Trump-Backed Candidates Defeat Republican Incumbents in Indiana Primaries

Several Indiana Republican state senators who opposed Trump's redistricting efforts lost primary races to candidates backed by the former president.

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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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