PoliticsApr 29
New Orleans Sheriff Indicted on 30 Counts Following Jailbreak Investigation
Sheriff Susan Hutson faces charges including malfeasance and payroll fraud after investigation into 2025 jail escape involving 10 inmates.
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PoliticsApr 29
EPA Chief Lee Zeldin Faces Congressional Hearing on Climate Policy Changes
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin appeared before Congress amid criticism over agency restructuring and climate policies.
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PoliticsMay 1
Cuban Immigrant Dies in ICE Custody, 18th Death This Year
A 33-year-old Cuban man died at a Georgia immigration detention center, marking the 18th ICE custody death in 2024.
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PoliticsJun 6
California Vote Counting Delays Continue as GOP Candidate Cites Voter Frustration
California's prolonged ballot counting process draws attention as Republican candidate claims momentum shift in traditionally Democratic district.
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PoliticsMar 13
Children held in ICE detention beyond court-mandated 20-day limit
Immigration enforcement agency faces allegations of violating decades-old court settlement requiring release of detained children within 20 days.
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PoliticsApr 29
Trump Administration Sends Termination Notices to National Science Board Members
The presidential personnel office issued termination notices to National Science Board members on Friday, according to a medical professional.
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PoliticsApr 29
AIPAC Support Creates Divisions in Democratic Primaries as Antisemitism Rises
Support from pro-Israel lobby AIPAC is becoming a contentious issue in Democratic primary races amid rising antisemitic incidents.
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PoliticsMay 15
American Bar Association Eliminates DEI Requirements for Law School Accreditation
The American Bar Association voted to remove diversity, equity and inclusion standards from law school accreditation requirements.
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PoliticsMar 24
Hawaii Governor Reports $1 Billion in Storm Damage to State Infrastructure
Hawaii Governor Josh Green announced that recent storms and flooding have caused an estimated $1 billion in damage to roads and infrastructure across the state.
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PoliticsJun 6
Maine Democratic Senate Nominee Platner Faces Questions Over Past Allegations
Graham Platner, Maine's presumptive Democratic Senate nominee, addresses mounting party concerns over unspecified past accusations he denies.
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PoliticsMay 5
Wyoming Lawmakers Propose New Abortion Restrictions Citing Population Growth Concerns
Wyoming legislators are advancing new abortion restrictions, with supporters arguing the measures are needed to address the state's declining population.
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PoliticsMay 2
Pro-Palestinian Protesters March in NYC as UK Minister Voices Concerns
Protesters marched in New York City while a UK minister expressed concerns about demonstrations being hijacked.
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PoliticsMay 27
State Department Office of Remigration Operates With Limited Oversight, Source Says
A State Department office created a year ago to handle immigration matters reportedly works with minimal supervision, according to a government source.
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PoliticsMar 23
Pentagon Partners with U.S. Company to Challenge China's Rare Earth Dominance
The Trump administration is working with American companies to reduce U.S. dependence on China for rare earth elements critical to military and technology applications.
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PoliticsApr 29
Federal judge dismisses Justice Department lawsuit for Arizona voter data
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit seeking detailed voter records from Arizona, marking another legal setback in nationwide data collection efforts.
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