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Schumer Demands Full Briefing on Trump's Murky Iran Deal Terms
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer demanded the Trump administration brief Congress on its opaque 'understanding' wi
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Trump's Rural Support Slips to 50% as War and Policy Bite
President Trump's approval among rural Americans fell to 50% in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, down from 60% in February, as
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Rainn Wilson Slams Both Parties for Hypocrisy Over Maine Candidate's Nazi Tattoo
Rainn Wilson calls out both parties for hypocrisy over Maine Democrat Graham Platner's Nazi-linked tattoo, urging equal
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Trump's White House UFC Event Sparks Fury Over Profiteering and Priorities
The White House hosted a UFC fight night tied to Trump's financial interests, sparking outrage over public property bein
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Trump-Named Endowment at Kennedy Center Approved Amid Legal Fight
The Kennedy Center board, chaired by President Trump, approved a new endowment bearing his name. The move comes as a cou
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World Cup Empty Seats Expose Broken Ticket System: Time for Political Action
Swathes of empty seats at World Cup matches highlight a broken ticket system. A former sports insider calls for politica
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UFC's Hokit Sparks Outrage with Michelle Obama Remark at White House Event
UFC fighter Josh Hokit drew widespread condemnation for a crude comment about former first lady Michelle Obama during a
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Trump Admin Weighed Suspending Habeas Corpus for Immigrants: Book
The Trump administration explored suspending habeas corpus rights for undocumented immigrants in 2025, according to a ne
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Young Democrats Push to Oust Aging Incumbents in 2026 Primaries
A new generation of Democratic candidates, fueled by dissatisfaction with aging leaders and Trump-era upheaval, is chall
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Jane Fonda Warns Hollywood Against 'Anticipatory Obedience' as Trump Administration Faces New Attacks
Jane Fonda called on Hollywood to resist Trump administration attacks on democracy, warning against 'anticipatory obedie
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Supreme Court Rejects Carter Page's Lawsuit Against James Comey
The Supreme Court refused to take up Carter Page's case against James Comey and other FBI officials, closing a chapter i
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Putin and Zelensky Phone Trump on His 80th Birthday as Ukraine Talks Stall
Putin and Zelensky each called President Trump on his 80th birthday, with Trump signaling he may push for a Ukraine ceas
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Ocasio-Cortez Channels Obama's Coalition Strategy to Rally Black Voters
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is intensifying outreach to Black voters, speaking at MLK's church in Atlanta and leveragi
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Trump Heads to G7 Amid Scrutiny of Preliminary Iran Deal
President Trump heads to the G7 summit in France as a preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz fac
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Corporate Control Exposes Myth of Press Freedom in '60 Minutes' Turmoil
The '60 Minutes' crisis underscores that press freedom depends on corporate owners, not the First Amendment. As CBS bend
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Trump Plans July 4 Rally at Lincoln Memorial for Nation's 250th
President Trump unveiled plans for a July 4 rally at the Lincoln Memorial, promising military bands, flyovers, and the l
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Bipartisan Lawmakers Push Back on NSF Plan to Scrap $386M Ocean Monitoring Network
Democratic and Republican lawmakers are pressing the National Science Foundation to reverse its plan to dismantle the $3
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Oregon Senators Hold Up Key Wildfire Bill as Western Blazes Intensify
A bipartisan bill to expand tree clearance near power lines on federal land has broad support but faces opposition from