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Judge Denies Kennedy Center Bid to Delay Trump Name Removal Amid Appeal
A federal judge on Friday denied the Kennedy Center's request to delay removing President Trump's name from the building
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Federal Judge Rules She Can't Reinsate Yosemite Ranger Fired Over Trans Flag Display
A federal judge ruled she cannot reinstate a Yosemite ranger fired for displaying a transgender pride flag, citing lack
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Judge Dismisses Bid to Halt White House UFC Event, Citing Lack of Standing
A federal judge ruled that two Virginia residents lacked legal standing to block a UFC event on the White House South La
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Travis Pastrana to Backflip on White House Lawn Ahead of UFC Bout
Motocross legend Travis Pastrana will backflip his bike on the White House South Lawn on Saturday, the day before a UFC
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Pentagon Faith Reclassification Sparks Religious Liberty Concerns
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under fire for injecting his personal evangelical Christian beliefs into Pentagon poli
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Texas Shooting Leaves Shooter and One Victim Dead, Standoff Ends in Midland
A shooting in Midland, Texas, left one victim dead and the shooter killed after a standoff. Police responded to an activ
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Cornyn Clashes with Fellow Conservatives Over Voter ID Bill's Path Forward
Sen. John Cornyn traded barbs with conservatives on X, including Sen. Mike Lee, over the stalled SAVE America Act, which
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Blackburn Accuses Kik of Enabling Child Exploitation in Scathing Letter
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) has accused Kik of turning a blind eye to child exploitation, citing a new report that f
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Trump Warns of Federal Takeover of D.C. if Socialist Wins Mayoral Race
President Trump said the federal government might 'take back' Washington if a democratic socialist is elected mayor, tar
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Federal Appeals Court Upholds Sam Bankman-Fried's Conviction and 25-Year Sentence
The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Sam Bankman-Fried's 2023 conviction for defrauding FTX customers and investors,
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250 Years On, Can Americans Still Celebrate a Shared National Pride?
On the 250th anniversary of American independence, political journalist Bernard Goldberg calls for a break from partisan
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Jury Service as Democratic Duty: A Rare Space for Real Citizenship
In an era of record-low confidence in institutions, jury duty stands as a rare space where ordinary Americans exercise r
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Washington National Opera Sues Kennedy Center for $17M in Donations
The Washington National Opera is suing the Kennedy Center for $17 million in donations it says the center kept after the
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Delta Passenger Indicted on Federal Charge for Allegedly Slapping Flight Attendant
Cody James Maluck faces federal charges for allegedly slapping a Delta flight attendant's buttocks mid-flight, causing a
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Schiff Blasts Trump's Iran Claims as 'Falsehood After Falsehood'
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) slammed President Trump's account of Iran war talks as a string of falsehoods, warning the p
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Blanche Confirmation in Jeopardy as Trump Weighs Better AG, Intel Picks
Todd Blanche's confirmation as attorney general is uncertain due to a controversial immunity deal for Trump's family, wh
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Utah Judge to Probe Whether Prosecutors Violated Gag Order in Charlie Kirk Murder Case
A Utah judge will investigate whether prosecutors violated a gag order by making media statements about the Tyler Robins
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Rubio Likens UFC to Apollo 11 at White House Signing for Fight Night
Secretary of State Marco Rubio drew parallels between UFC and the Apollo 11 moon landing during a signing ceremony with