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Iran has resumed talks with Oman about managing the Strait of Hormuz while tensions in the region remain high, despite economic pressure from the United States....
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Award-winning Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah has been reinstated with back pay after an arbitrator ruled in her favor following her controversial firing over social media posts about Charlie Kirk.
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The Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision lifts an injunction on Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting, raising concerns over potential voter disenfranchisement ahead of the midterm elections.
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Economist Robert Reich criticizes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's dismissal of the K-shaped economy, arguing wage stagnation and inflation are worsening inequality.
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries opposed a $3.3B cut to U.S. military aid for Israel after receiving a record $149k earmark from AIPAC PAC’s billionaire donor, Daniel Och.
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Major AI firms including OpenAI, Google, and Meta have donated over $2 million to Democratic and Republican attorneys general groups in 2025-26 as state AGs escalate lawsuits alleging harms to children and deceptive AI safety claims.
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A new Federal Election Commission filing reveals that nearly all of the $13 million spent by the pro-Haley Stevens super PAC A Stronger Michigan has come from C...
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Former Trump officials are quickly moving into lobbying roles at agencies they once worked in, following the president's decision to rescind ethics rules barring such activity.
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James Carville’s consulting firm, tied to American Bridge and crypto lobbyists, supports centrist Democrats while targeting progressive candidates in 2024 primaries.
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Corpus Christi's water emergency revealed critical flaws in Texas' water planning process, which relies on outdated drought models and struggles to adapt to climate change impacts.
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Senator Ted Cruz confirmed his 2028 presidential aspirations on Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s podcast, sparking speculation about a GOP run and the party’s future direction.
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Jorge Borrego, Texas House GOP nominee, apologizes for decade-old social media posts containing racist, homophobic, and vulgar content. The controversy threatens his campaign in San Antonio's HD 118.
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