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PoliticsMar 4

Rep. Dan Crenshaw Loses Texas GOP Primary to State Rep. Steve Toth

Four-term U.S. Representative Dan Crenshaw was defeated by Texas state Representative Steve Toth in the Republican primary for Texas's 2nd Congressional District.

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PoliticsMay 8

Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Remove Secret Service from Homeland Security Department

House Democrats and Republicans introduce legislation to transfer Secret Service from DHS to Executive Office of the President.

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PoliticsJun 4

House Committee Hearings Marked by Heated Exchanges Between Lawmakers

Two separate House committee sessions featured confrontational exchanges, with lawmakers making accusations of racism and terrorism ties.

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PoliticsJun 4

Reform candidate apologises for past comments as BBC presenter corrects Farage quote

A Reform UK candidate has acknowledged making inappropriate past remarks while a BBC presenter apologised for misquoting party leader Nigel Farage.

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PoliticsMay 28

Jewish Organizations and Campus Life Draw Political Attention Amid Ongoing Tensions

Political figures address concerns about Jewish Americans in politics and campus environments following Gaza war protests.

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PoliticsJun 4

FEMA Faces Staffing Concerns Ahead of Hurricane Season

Federal Emergency Management Agency staffing losses following a difficult year raise questions about hurricane response capabilities.

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PoliticsJun 12

Disability Rights Groups Sue to Block New York's Medical Aid in Dying Law

Disability rights organizations filed a federal lawsuit challenging New York's Medical Aid in Dying law, claiming it discriminates against vulnerable populations.

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PoliticsMay 8

Immigration Hold Lifted for Doctors as Broader Immigration Challenges Continue

U.S. immigration officials have lifted restrictions on green card applications for doctors from dozens of countries amid ongoing immigration system pressures.

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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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PoliticsApr 3

Supreme Court Justice Alito Hospitalized for Dehydration After March Event

Justice Samuel Alito was treated at a hospital for dehydration after falling ill at a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia on March 20.

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PoliticsJun 11

Trump Opens Pacific Marine Monuments to Commercial Fishing

President Trump signed a proclamation opening nearly 500,000 square miles of previously protected Pacific waters to commercial fishing.

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PoliticsMar 12

Trump Administration Officials Target Medicaid Program for Fraud Investigation

Dr. Mehmet Oz and JD Vance are focusing on Medicaid fraud as part of broader entitlement program reform efforts.

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PoliticsJun 11

Belfast Knife Attack Suspect Received UK Asylum Through Fast-Track Process

A Sudanese man accused in a Belfast knife attack obtained asylum in Britain through a streamlined application process rather than standard interviews.

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PoliticsJun 4

Newark Mayor Lifts Curfew Around ICE Detention Facility After Peaceful Protest

Newark's mayor ended a curfew near Delaney Hall following a night of protests without arrests, amid concerns over police treatment of journalists.

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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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