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Trump Hunts for Noncitizen Voters: Six High Profile Cases that Fuel Concern
The president has long claimed that there are widespread cases of immigrants voting in federal elections, despite what data shows.
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Judge Blocks Trump’s Second Try to Restrict Birthright Citizenship
The ruling raised concerns that babies already defined as citizens by the Supreme Court could have their citizenship revoked under an order
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Gen-Z Is Paying Social Security Taxes—Will They Ever See the Benefit?
Social Security’s retirement trust fund is projected to exhaust its reserves in 2032.
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In the Midterms, Will the Nepo-Baby Attack Work?
A New Hampshire senator’s daughter is running for office, and finds her name being used against her.
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Biden-Appointed Judge Rejects Trump's New Birthright Citizenship Order
The Maryland judge said that the Supreme Court's decision in June was the law of the land and the White House needed to follow it.
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States Sue Over Move to End to Federal Funds for Transgender Youth for Transition Care
The Trump administration wants to bar Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program from paying for gender-transition medication and
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How Old Farmer’s Almanac Winter Forecast Compares to Farmers’ Almanac
The two almanacs agree on some winter threats but split over expected conditions in the South and Pacific Northwest.
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Minneapolis Police-Involved Shooting With 'Multiple Victims': What We Know
Two Minneapolis officers were among multiple victims in an active police-involved shooting near downtown, authorities say.
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Pete Hegseth's Chances of Being Removed as Republican Demands Firing
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing mounting pressure over his leadership of the Pentagon.
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I inadvertently misled parliament over a British nuclear scandal. Now I’m calling for justice | Tobias Ellwood
Thousands of service personnel took part in dangerous cold war-era nuclear tests. The government owes them the truth – and compensationIn De
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Inside Kallas’ fightback against plans to tear up the EU’s diplomatic service
Senior officials working for the foreign policy chief are sounding out capitals for ideas on how to reform the EEAS without drastic changes
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Hakeem Jeffries Struggles in Nancy Pelosi's Long Shadow
Hakeem Jeffries is facing comparisons to Nancy Pelosi's leadership after two Democrats defected on a key GOP procedural vote.
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Want to Keep Your Brain Sharp As You Age? Study Finds Two Key Factors
New research points to two lifelong strengths that may help protect memory, language, and mental agility later in life.
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Dolphins GM Throws Shade at Former Quarterback
New Miami Dolphins general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan suggested a former quarterback didn't perform at a high enough level.
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Sheriff suing Maryland says sanctuary laws ignore lessons of 9/11: ‘Stupidity at its best’
Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler told Congress that Maryland's sanctuary law blocks his deputies from cooperating with ICE on detainer requests.
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Diana Taurasi Compares Rising WNBA Star to Kyrie Irving
Diana Taurasi gave high praise to a rising WNBA star, comparing aspects of her game to nine-time NBA All-Star Kyrie Irving.
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One Democrat Votes to Keep Supreme Court at 9 Justices
The Supreme Court amendment failed despite getting unanimous Republican support.
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Mom Seeks Supreme Court OK to Take Daughter to Church Against Dad's Wishes
Emily Bickford wants to take her custody battle to the U.S. Supreme Court after she was barred from taking her daughter to church.
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Republicans fail to ease one of Trump's greatest fears as Supreme Court measure collapses
House Democrats blocked a constitutional amendment to cap Supreme Court justices at nine after President Donald Trump warned of future court
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Donald Trump's Major Student Loan Change Would Be Reversed Under Bill
The proposal would eliminate the new federal borrowing caps for graduate and professional students created under OBBA.
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Obama-appointed judge ripped for blocking Trump mail-ballot rule: 'Run out the clock'
Judge Indira Talwani blocked new USPS mail-ballot rules just days before North Carolina begins mailing absentee ballots for 2026 midterms.
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Russia-NATO Shadow War Pushes Europe to the Brink
"We may be headed toward a more dangerous version of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis," one Russian expert told Newsweek.
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White House pushes companies to ditch Macron’s space summit
More than 120 countries are attending the symposium in Paris.
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USPS Is Building a Mail-In Ballot Screening System Despite Legal Battles Over Trump Order
Election officials warn that the creation of a new online portal for states to upload voter information is already fueling confusion and cou
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