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DOJ Accuses UCLA Law of Racial Bias in Admissions
The DOJ claims UCLA Law rejected white and Asian applicants with LSAT scores comparable to admitted Black and Hispanic s
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Hochul taps James to probe Cornell rape case after questions over initial probe
Gov. Kathy Hochul has named Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor to investigate a Cornell student's rape
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Gallup: Only 4% of Americans See Elected Officials as Courageous
A new Gallup poll shows only 4% of Americans associate elected officials with courage, tying with social media influence
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Rubio Releases $320M in Egypt Military Aid, Overriding Rights Conditions
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has waived human rights restrictions on $320 million in military aid to Egypt, citing Egy
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Trump Kicks Off Red-State Midterm Blitz with Oklahoma Rally
Trump headlines a rally at the Choctaw Event Center in Durant, Oklahoma, joined by GOP gubernatorial nominee Mike Mazzei
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GOP Rep. Moore: Nixon Was 'Couped Out' and 'Framed' in Watergate
Rep. Riley Moore (R-W.Va.) said Richard Nixon was framed and couped out of office during Watergate, pointing to a new DO
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Tennessee Execution Fiasco Puts Death Penalty Back in Political Crosshairs
Tennessee's botched attempt to execute Christa Pike has reignited the national debate over capital punishment, drawing s
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GOP Faces Voter Anger Over Data Center Power Bills Ahead of Midterms
Republicans are scrambling to address voter frustration over higher power bills linked to data centers, but a stalled Se
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Texts Undercut Schmitt's Perjury Claim Against Jack Smith
Newly reviewed text messages show no reference to basketball team names, undermining Sen. Eric Schmitt's perjury accusat
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Trump Says Iran War Could Cost GOP Midterms, But Insists It Should Help
President Trump said Thursday that the Iran war could cost him the midterms, but argued it should help because it stops
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GOP Senators Press DOJ on Chinese Grip on U.S. Cannabis Trade
Sens. Cotton, Ricketts, Collins and Budd want the Justice Department to target Chinese criminal networks they say are ex
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Blackburn Urges Electric Chair After Botched Pike Execution
Sen. Marsha Blackburn wants Tennessee to bring back the electric chair after Christa Pike's botched lethal injection. Go
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Trump Heads to Texas to Tout Manufacturing Agenda Amid Economic Worries
Trump visits a Texas truck plant to promote his trade agenda, then heads to Oklahoma, as he wades into the competitive S
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Wisconsin Governor Race Dead Heat: Crowley and Tiffany Nearly Tied in New Poll
A new Marquette Law poll finds Wisconsin's governor race essentially tied, with Democrat David Crowley at 46% and Republ
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Paxton's Leaked Audio Shows Trump Convention Backfired, Polls Slumped
Leaked audio reveals Ken Paxton says Trump's Dallas convention dropped his poll numbers, adding to GOP midterm worries a
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Nixon's DSA Membership Clashes with Prison Stance in Florida Senate Bid
Angie Nixon, a Democratic Socialist running for Senate in Florida, is distancing herself from the DSA's prison abolition
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Trump Says He Blocked Secret Service Plan to Demolish Oval Office
Trump said he told the Secret Service he wouldn't allow the Oval Office to be demolished, amid his broader renovations t
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Judge throws out Jan. 6 officers' lawsuit over Capitol plaque
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by two officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6, ruling they lack standing to sue