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PoliticsMar 31

California Renames Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day Amid Sexual Abuse Allegations

California has renamed Cesar Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day following sexual abuse allegations against the civil rights leader.

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PoliticsApr 24

Federal Investigation Launched Into NYC Schools Over Civil Rights Concerns

The Department of Education has opened a civil rights investigation into New York City schools amid ongoing disputes over admissions and educational practices.

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PoliticsMay 29

New York Passes $269 Billion Budget With Second-Home Tax, ICE Restrictions

New York's state budget includes new policies restricting federal immigration enforcement and imposing taxes on second homes.

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PoliticsApr 19

Rep. Eric Swalwell Faces Misconduct Allegations, Previous TV Appearance Resurfaces

California Representative Eric Swalwell is confronting sexual misconduct and harassment allegations while his past television cameo draws renewed attention.

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PoliticsMay 6

Justice Department Seeks Names of 2020 Election Workers in Fulton County, Georgia

The DOJ is requesting information about people who worked the 2020 election in Fulton County as part of an ongoing probe.

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PoliticsJun 13

Army Veteran Urges ICE to Release Honduran Wife Facing Deportation

A 20-year military veteran is asking immigration officials to release his wife, who faces deportation to Honduras.

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PoliticsMay 1

FEMA Reinstates Employees Who Signed Letter Critical of Trump Administration

At least 15 FEMA employees who were placed on leave after signing a letter critical of the Trump administration have been reinstated to their positions.

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PoliticsMar 11

Rep. Kevin Kiley leaves Republican Party to become independent

California Representative Kevin Kiley announced he is immediately leaving the Republican Party to register as an independent while maintaining his committee assignments.

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PoliticsMar 20

Afghan man who served with U.S. forces dies in ICE custody in Texas

An Afghan immigrant who worked with U.S. forces died less than 24 hours after being taken into ICE custody, with family seeking answers about the cause of death.

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PoliticsMay 28

Memphis Residents Sue Federal Agents Over Alleged Intimidation Tactics

A lawsuit alleges federal task force agents in Memphis have intimidated community observers monitoring their crime enforcement activities.

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PoliticsMar 13

DHS restores Global Entry program after shutdown pause

The Department of Homeland Security reactivated the Global Entry program on March 11 after temporarily suspending it during an ongoing department shutdown.

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PoliticsApr 8

White House Press Secretary Addresses Iran Ceasefire and Media Coverage

Karoline Leavitt discussed U.S.-Iran ceasefire negotiations and criticized media reporting on Iranian proposals during Wednesday briefing.

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PoliticsJun 7

Former Oregon Senator Bob Packwood Dies at 93

Former Republican Senator Bob Packwood, who resigned in 1995 amid sexual harassment allegations, died Saturday at age 93.

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PoliticsJun 2

New York Democrats Criticize Israeli Minister's Participation in Israel Day Parade

Several prominent New York Democrats condemned far-right Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's participation in the city's annual Israel Day parade on Sunday.

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PoliticsMar 7

House Committee Releases Video Depositions of Bill and Hillary Clinton on Epstein Ties

The House Oversight Committee released over eight hours of testimony from Bill and Hillary Clinton regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

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