PoliticsMar 18
Trump Temporarily Waives Jones Act for 60 Days to Address Energy Transportation
President Trump issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act, allowing foreign-flagged ships to transport energy products between U.S. ports.
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PoliticsMay 1
Trump Administration Faces Media Relations Tensions Over Interview Demands
The Trump administration has reportedly demanded news organizations air interviews in full or face potential legal action, raising press freedom concerns.
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PoliticsMar 26
California Legislature moves to rename César Chávez Day amid abuse allegations
California lawmakers are voting to change César Chávez Day to Farmworkers Day following sexual abuse allegations against the labor leader.
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PoliticsApr 28
Journalist Sues Acting Attorney General Over Epstein Files Release
Katie Phang filed lawsuit against Todd Blanche alleging Justice Department violated transparency law requiring release of Jeffrey Epstein documents by December 19.
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PoliticsApr 15
Trump Makes Political Appointments and Endorsements as 2028 Democratic Race Takes Shape
President Trump nominated Michelle Steel as ambassador to South Korea and endorsed lieutenant governors while Democrats openly discuss 2028 presidential ambitions.
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PoliticsMar 29
Supreme Court considers Mississippi law allowing late mail-in ballot counting
The Supreme Court is reviewing a Mississippi statute that permits mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received within five business days afterward.
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PoliticsMar 7
ICE Arrests Spanish-Language Reporter in Nashville, Attorney Disputes Warrant Claims
Immigration authorities arrested Estefany Rodriguez Florez, a Nashville reporter who has covered ICE critically, with conflicting accounts about whether a warrant existed.
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PoliticsMar 26
Senate Rejects Iran War Powers Resolution in 53-47 Vote
The Senate voted down a Democratic measure to limit presidential military action against Iran without congressional approval.
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PoliticsMar 13
Hawaii Governor Declares Emergency as Powerful Storm Approaches Islands
Governor Josh Green issued an emergency proclamation as Hawaii prepares for a storm bringing heavy rain, strong winds and potential flooding.
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PoliticsJun 8
Author Examines Jewish American Political Alignment in New Book
Batya Ungar-Sargon explores the historical factors behind Jewish Americans' political affiliations and changing perspectives in recent work.
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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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PoliticsMay 4
8 People Arrested During Protest Outside Brooklyn Hospital Where ICE Brought Detainee
Eight protesters were arrested outside a Brooklyn hospital where federal immigration agents brought a detainee for medical evaluation.
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PoliticsApr 19
Over 200 Immigration Judges Leave Posts Amid Trump Administration Changes
More than 200 immigration judges have been fired, forced out or retired as the Trump administration implements changes to immigration courts.
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PoliticsApr 15
Three Separate Policy and Technology Issues Draw Congressional, Public Attention
Immigration enforcement concerns, surveillance law debates, and AI regulation advocacy represent distinct policy challenges facing lawmakers and communities.
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PoliticsMay 28
Los Angeles Officials Face Scrutiny Over Unspent Homelessness Funding
LA Councilwoman Nithya Raman questioned over $4 million in unused state funds for homeless encampment cleanup as conditions persist.
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