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AI Industry Clash Dominates NY House Primary as Bores, Lasher Battle for Nadler Seat
New York City voters head to the polls Tuesday in a Democratic primary where AI policy has become the central battlegrou
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Sen. Rand Paul Subpoenas Fauci Over COVID-19 Origin Dispute
Sen. Rand Paul subpoenaed Dr. Anthony Fauci to appear before the Homeland Security Committee in July, accusing him of ba
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Dead Ducks Found Near Reflecting Pool as Trump Renovation Woes Mount
Two additional duck carcasses were found near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, as the site continues to face algae
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Supreme Court Blocks Damages for Rastafarian Inmate Forcibly Shaved by Guards
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a Rastafarian inmate cannot seek damages from Louisiana prison guards who forcibly shav
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DOJ Probes NYC Coffee Shop for Refusing Service to Pro-Israel Congressman
The DOJ's Civil Rights Division is probing a New York City coffee shop that said it would have refused service to Rep. D
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Supreme Court Limits Corporate Liability in Falun Gong Case Against Cisco
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Falun Gong members cannot sue Cisco for allegedly aiding Chinese surveillance and tortu
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Former Olympian Claims Rights Violated in Reflecting Pool Arrest
Former Olympian David Hearn denies vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, claiming he was never read his Mira
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Juneteenth's Promise Under Siege as Right-Wing Attacks Mount
Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in Texas, but progress is under attack from right-wing efforts to whitewash history
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Congress Weighs Antitrust Exemption That Could Hike TV Bills for College Sports Fans
A new bill would let universities pool media rights, potentially increasing revenue but also raising subscription prices
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DOJ Appeals Judge's Dismissal of Charges Against Deported Man
The Justice Department is appealing a judge's decision to drop human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, cit
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Divided Government Threatens to Paralyze Congressional Oversight
A potential divided government after the midterms could render congressional oversight of the executive branch effective
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Supreme Court Rulings, NY Primaries, and Iran Deal Presser Dominate Tuesday
The Supreme Court delivers opinions Tuesday as New York, Maryland, Utah hold primaries. Acting AG Blanche, FBI Director
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Trump’s Pick for Attorney General Faces Firestorm Over Ethics, Competence
Todd Blanche, Trump’s pick for attorney general, is under fire for politicizing the Justice Department, bungling high-pr
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GOP Doubles Down on Anti-Fraud Message as Midterm Strategy
Republicans are intensifying their anti-fraud push ahead of the midterms, with Vice President Vance leading rallies and
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Bernie Sanders' Socialist Blueprint Reshapes Democratic Party as Traditional Centrists Fade
Bernie Sanders' socialist agenda and endorsed candidates are increasingly defining the Democratic Party, as polls show D
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Feds Arrest Two More Suspects in Alleged Plot to Attack White House UFC Event
Federal authorities arrested two additional suspects in the alleged plot to attack the White House UFC event, bringing t
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San Antonio Mayor Seeks Cancellation of Kanye West July 4 Concert Over Antisemitic Record
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is urging the cancellation of Kanye West's July 4 concert at the Alamodome, citing hi
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Trump's Reflecting Pool Woes: Algae, Peeling Paint, and Vandalism Claims
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation is plagued by algae, peeling paint, and vandalism claims, distracting Tr