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Trump Showcases D.C. Beautification Drive With Social Media Updates
Trump highlighted ongoing restoration work across Washington, D.C., including fountain repairs and statue cleaning, as p
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Trump leverages emergency rulings to fast-track White House ballroom and agenda
Trump is moving ahead with the $400 million White House ballroom after a narrow Supreme Court ruling, using emergency do
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GOP Dallas Convention Kicks Off Midterm Push as 9/11 Anniversary Looms
The GOP's two-day Dallas convention aims to energize base voters ahead of the midterms, but many lawmakers are wary of t
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Trump's New Map Envisions US Flag Over Canada, Mexico, and Caribbean
President Trump shared a map on Truth Social showing the American flag covering Canada, Mexico, Greenland, and several C
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Fake GOP convention site still routes visitors to Epstein files
A fake website mimicking the RNC's Dallas convention redirects to the Justice Department's Epstein files, drawing attent
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Podcast Host Apologizes for Promoting Betting on Clancy Trial
Podcast host Amanda Hirsch apologized for a Polymarket ad she posted about the Lindsay Clancy trial, calling it 'insensi
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AfD Win in Saxony-Anhalt Draws Praise from Musk and Trump
The AfD's decisive victory in Saxony-Anhalt drew public thanks to Elon Musk, while Chancellor Merz called the CDU's defe
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How Cities and States Can Boost Unions Without Federal Help
As unions face federal headwinds, state and local governments can boost organizing through simple, low-cost steps like h
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Governors Emerge as Early Front-Runners for 2028 Democratic Nomination
With the 2028 race taking shape, Democratic governors are seen as the strongest contenders, while lawmakers struggle wit
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Lujan Grisham hits back at Trump's 'New America' map stunt
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham slammed Trump's 'New America' map post, saying New Mexico's name isn't up for debate and acc
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Tuskegee's New Dress Code: A Stand Against Stereotypes
Tuskegee University's new dress code and cell phone restrictions seek to counter negative stereotypes and promote profes
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Frances Perkins' Labor Legacy Endures as Workers Face New Challenges
Frances Perkins, the first female Cabinet secretary, transformed U.S. labor policy. Her legacy of worker protections rem