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Manchin Crosses Aisle to Back Susan Collins in Maine Senate Race
Joe Manchin, the former West Virginia senator turned independent, has endorsed Republican Susan Collins in Maine's Senat
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Trump Vows No AI Pause, Calls Regulation a Trap for US Competitiveness
President Trump rejected calls for AI regulation, arguing that limits would slow US progress and hand China an advantage
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Vance, Blanche to announce COVID-era rental aid fraud charges in Kansas City
Vice President Vance and Attorney General Todd Blanche are set to announce new fraud charges related to COVID-era Emerge
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Trump's Postal Gambit: New Rules Could Disrupt Mail Voting in Key States
The Trump administration's emergency appeal to the Supreme Court seeks to enforce strict USPS rules on mail ballots, whi
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Trump Slams AI Critics, Vows Presidency as Only Guardrail Needed
President Trump says AI needs no guardrails beyond his leadership, slams Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, and dismisses criti
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11th Circuit's Pryor Faulted for Dismissing Judge Altman Misconduct Case
Chief Judge William Pryor dismissed misconduct complaints against Judge Roy Altman without probing disputed facts, drawi
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Texas GOP leaders rebuke railroad nominee for racist post on South Asian students
Texas GOP officials condemned railroad commissioner nominee Bo French for a racist post about South Asian UT students, b
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Trump's $45K Gifts and $5K Vow: A Bid to Win Back White Women?
With midterms looming, Trump's $45,000 gifts to female aides and a $5,000 payout promise target white women voters, but
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Congress reconvenes with AI urgency as midterm recess looms
Congress returns with AI warnings prompting calls for action, a busy Senate agenda, and a Russia sanctions bill in the H
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Second Court Blocks USPS Mail Voting Rule as Supreme Court Weighs In
A second federal judge blocked the USPS from implementing Trump's mail-in voting restrictions, adding pressure ahead of
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House Bill Punishing Campus Israel Boycotts Draws Free Speech Fire
The House passed a bill to withhold federal student aid from colleges that boycott Israel, sparking debate over free spe
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Wisconsin GOP Rep. Tiffany recounts emergency lake landing after plane loses power
Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) survived an emergency plane landing on Lake Wausau after power loss. He thanked first responders
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D.C. Attorney General's Climate Suit Threatens First Amendment Rights
D.C.'s attorney general is using consumer protection laws to police climate speech, a move that could have chilling effe
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Push for a Federal Arts Department Gains Steam Among Democrats
Sam Reich's proposal for a Department of the Arts is gaining Democratic traction, aiming to protect a $1.17 trillion sec
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Schumer demands classified AI briefing for Senate amid Anthropic warning
Schumer urges a classified Senate briefing on AI threats, following Anthropic researcher's warning that superintelligent
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Trump Rejects Claims He's Dismissing AI Risks, Vows US Lead
President Trump denied downplaying AI risks, asserting the technology will bring more good than bad. He emphasized the n
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Climate Hushing: 60 Years of Silence as Voters Demand Action
Sixty years of inaction on climate change have left Americans paying a steep price. Yet many politicians remain silent,
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Lummis: Pass crypto clarity bill now or lose industry overseas
Sen. Cynthia Lummis calls on Congress to pass the bipartisan Clarity Act, warning that inaction will drive crypto compan