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Karen Attiah, a Washington Post columnist fired for social media comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination, has been reinstated after an arbitrator ruled her termination was unjustified.
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Rep. Max Miller suggested he possesses undisclosed information about Sen. Bernie Moreno amid a highly publicized custody dispute involving their shared granddaughter.
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An investigation reveals local law enforcement agencies are allocating opioid settlement funds toward AI-powered surveillance cameras instead of addiction treatment services.
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President Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario, escalating trade war rhetoric with Canada. Analyzing the implications and responses.
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Despite Trump's attempts to defund ARPA-E, a DOE program supporting clean energy innovation, it continues to drive investment and patents worth over $20 billion.
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Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson's recent RT interview echoed Russian state narratives, sparking debate over his post-Trump influence on the far-right.
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The Trump administration's intervention to restart an offshore oil pipeline in Santa Barbara has sparked legal battles and raised concerns over federal overreach and environmental regulations.
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While Planned Parenthood's Medicaid reimbursements have resumed in many states following a federal ban, several Republican-led states continue to block funding. Legal and budgetary barriers persist, impacting access to reproductive healthcare.
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A federal court ruling ends protections for 2,400 Somali immigrants in the U.S., risking deportation and loss of work authorization. Legal challenges and racial bias claims remain unresolved.
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Israel bans kite-flying in Gaza, claiming it's a security threat, despite no explosives found. Children, deprived of toys and play spaces, face further restrictions amid ongoing conflict.
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Republican strategists express concerns that a Trump-endorsed midterm convention could harm the party's November prospects rather than boost its chances.
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An Israeli commander who ordered a strike killing seven WCK aid workers in Gaza denies regret, sparking global condemnation and raising war crime concerns.
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