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Bolden: Voters Finally See Through Trump's Con
Attorney A. Scott Bolden says Trump's history of lies and harmful policies demands Democratic midterm victories, as vote
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Cornell President Concedes Errors in Gang Rape Case, Vows to Stay
Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff acknowledged failures in the university's response to Jane Doe's gang rape allegatio
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Cornell case shows why lawsuits force real accountability
A Cornell student's lawsuit forced a grand jury probe and independent review after prosecutors relied solely on a campus
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Prosecutors Probe ICE Officer for Intentional Hit in Houston
Texas prosecutors are investigating an ICE officer who allegedly intentionally hit an undocumented immigrant with an SUV
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Omar Hits Back at Vance Over 'Delusional' Immigration Fraud Claim
Rep. Ilhan Omar dismissed Vice President Vance's claim that the DOJ is investigating her for immigration fraud, calling
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Omar dismisses Vance's DOJ investigation claim as 'delusional'
Rep. Ilhan Omar dismissed Vice President Vance's claim that the DOJ is investigating her for immigration fraud, calling
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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Moves to Replace Immigrant Children's Lawyers
The Trump administration has stopped funding independent legal representation for immigrant children and created a new H
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Kennedy's New HHS Division Puts Trump Lawyers on Both Sides of Child Deportation Cases
The Trump administration has stopped funding independent legal aid for immigrant children and created a new HHS division
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Federal Judge Halts Tree Removal at DC Golf Course Tied to Trump Renovation
A federal judge ordered a temporary halt to work at East Potomac Golf Links after hundreds of trees were cut, violating
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Trump's ICE Raid on Omar's Home Sparks Outcry Over Weaponized Enforcement
ICE agents raided Rep. Ilhan Omar's residence, prompting accusations that Trump is weaponizing federal law enforcement a
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Supreme Court to Hear Video Privacy Law Case Over Newsletter Tracking
The Supreme Court hears arguments Wednesday on whether a 1988 privacy law covers subscribers to non-video services, in a
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Supreme Court Hears Digital Privacy Case Over Video Law's Scope
The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether a 1988 privacy law protects subscribers to any company service, n
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Pew warns 2026 midterm polls face a perfect storm of uncertainty
Pew's president warns that 2026 midterm polls will be uniquely hard to trust due to AI fakes, low-turnout races, and cha
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House GOP Report Targets Denver, Boulder Over ICE Detainer Releases
A new House GOP report alleges Denver and Boulder ignored ICE detainers for accused violent criminals, prompting questio
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Musk's $366M Midterm Bet Signals Return to Trump's Political Fold
Elon Musk is back in politics, pouring $366 million into GOP super PACs ahead of the midterms, signaling a renewed allia
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Supreme Court to Decide if 1988 Privacy Law Covers Modern Newsletters
Justices weigh if VPPA protects any subscriber or only those to audiovisual services, in case against Paramount over Fac
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GOP Senators Turn on Trump's Russian Diesel Import Plan
At least eight Republican senators have signed a letter urging Trump to rescind his Russian diesel import deal, warning
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Senate Resistance Mounts Over Permanent Daylight Saving Time as School Schedules Face Disruption
Senators are blocking permanent daylight saving time over fears kids will walk to school in darkness, despite House pass