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PoliticsApr 10

US to Begin Automatic Military Draft Registration in December

The Selective Service System will automatically register eligible men for the military draft pool starting in December, replacing the current self-registration process.

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PoliticsMay 22

Federal prosecutors drop charges against Chicago immigration protest activists

Four activists who protested at a Chicago-area immigration detention center had all charges dropped after prosecutors acknowledged grand jury misconduct.

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PoliticsMay 22

Florida Biologist Wins $485,000 Settlement After Firing Over Social Media Post

Florida will pay biologist Brittney Brown $485,000 after firing her for criticizing Charlie Kirk on social media.

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PoliticsMay 15

Trump Administration Projects Face Cost Increases and Planning Updates

Federal projects under Trump administration see budget changes, including reflecting pool repairs and statue garden location announcement.

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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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PoliticsMay 14

Political Strategist Dana Williamson Pleads Guilty in Federal Corruption Case

Dana Williamson, former aide to Gov. Newsom and strategist for Xavier Becerra, pleaded guilty to corruption charges including diverting campaign funds.

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PoliticsJun 10

Florida GOP Candidate Proposes Closing All Abortion Clinics in State

Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback says he would shut down abortion clinics and replace them with crisis pregnancy centers if elected.

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PoliticsMay 26

Democratic Party Faces Internal Debate Over 2024 Election Analysis and Leadership

Democrats engage in internal discussion about party direction and leadership accountability following 2024 electoral outcomes.

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PoliticsMar 6

Virginia Court Allows Redistricting Referendum as Obama Endorses Democratic Plan

Virginia's Supreme Court approved an April 21 referendum on a redistricting constitutional amendment backed by Obama that could affect four House seats.

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PoliticsMay 26

Hungarian PM Magyar Promises Investigation Into Orbán Government Misconduct

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced plans to establish committees investigating alleged misconduct by Viktor Orbán's previous government.

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PoliticsMay 31

Redistricting Disputes Continue as States Prepare for Next Map-Drawing Cycle

Political tensions over congressional district boundaries persist as officials and advocacy groups prepare for upcoming redistricting battles.

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PoliticsMar 24

Minnesota Sues Federal Government for Evidence in Immigration Operation Shootings

Minnesota officials filed a federal lawsuit seeking evidence from three shootings by federal agents during immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis.

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PoliticsMay 11

House Democrats Call for FAA Investigation of ICE Deportation Flight Conditions

Forty House Democrats sent a letter to the FAA demanding transparency and investigation into alleged mistreatment on ICE charter deportation flights.

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PoliticsApr 18

US State Department Delegation Visits Cuba Amid Diplomatic Outreach

Senior State Department officials traveled to Cuba last week for meetings with Cuban government representatives in Havana.

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PoliticsApr 9

Judge Postpones TPS Termination for Ethiopians; ABA Rates Montana Nominee Unqualified

A federal judge delayed ending temporary protected status for Ethiopians while the American Bar Association deemed a Trump judicial nominee in Montana unqualified.

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