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PoliticsMay 8

Los Angeles Mayor Bass Debates Primary Challengers Ahead of Election

LA Mayor Karen Bass participated in a debate with primary challengers, while candidate Spencer Pratt shared an AI-generated campaign video.

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PoliticsMar 9

US Adjusts Venezuela Policy on Oil and Gold Transactions

The United States has made policy adjustments regarding Venezuelan oil extraction and gold transactions amid ongoing diplomatic relations with the region.

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PoliticsMar 23

Lawsuits Challenge Trump Administration Changes at Kennedy Center, Voice of America

Multiple legal challenges have been filed against Trump administration plans to alter historic sites and media operations.

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PoliticsMay 16

US Allows Russian Oil Sanctions Waiver to Expire

The United States allowed a waiver on Russian oil sanctions to expire after Democratic senators urged against renewal.

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PoliticsMay 27

Trump Administration Establishes Fund for 'Lawfare' Victims Using Taxpayer Money

The Trump administration has created a $1.776 billion fund using taxpayer money to compensate alleged victims of politically motivated legal actions.

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PoliticsApr 3

ICE Detains President of Milwaukee's Largest Mosque

Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque, was detained by federal immigration agents in Milwaukee on Monday.

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PoliticsApr 16

Sen. Gallego says friendship with Swalwell 'clouded' judgment on misconduct rumors

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego says his close friendship with Rep. Eric Swalwell affected his judgment regarding rumors of inappropriate behavior.

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PoliticsMar 12

Government to Release Papers on Lord Mandelson's US Ambassador Appointment

Documents detailing the vetting process for Lord Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador are expected to be published Wednesday.

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PoliticsApr 28

Supreme Court to Hear Case on Glyphosate Regulation and Consumer Lawsuits

The US Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case involving glyphosate pesticide regulation that could affect consumer lawsuit rights.

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PoliticsMay 23

Immigration enforcement changes across Americas affect asylum seekers

Immigration policy shifts in multiple countries are creating new challenges for asylum seekers and refugees seeking protection.

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PoliticsApr 28

Education Minister Pledges Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s

Education Minister Olivia Bailey announced the government will introduce age or functionality restrictions on social media platforms for children under 16.

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PoliticsApr 2

House Speaker Johnson Reverses Position on DHS Funding After Trump Endorsement

Speaker Mike Johnson backed a Senate plan to fund DHS border security separately after initially calling it 'a joke,' following President Trump's endorsement.

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PoliticsMay 12

Lawmakers Introduce Competing Drug Policy Measures Amid Fentanyl Crisis

Congress considers death penalty for fentanyl dealers while other states pursue assisted suicide legalization and federal funding for test strips faces restrictions.

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PoliticsMar 24

Federal Judge Rules Pentagon Press Restrictions Unconstitutional

A federal judge struck down Pentagon media policies, prompting the Defense Department to implement new limits on journalist access including closing work areas.

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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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