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Judge Throws Out DOJ Antisemitism Suit Against Harvard
A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration's civil rights lawsuit against Harvard, ruling the alleged antisemiti
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Crowley Distances From Piker as Wisconsin Governor Race Tightens
David Crowley, Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial nominee, said he won't campaign with controversial streamer Hasan Pi
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Grassley and Whitehouse Slam Treasury's Beneficial Ownership Exemption
Sens. Chuck Grassley and Sheldon Whitehouse blasted the Treasury's decision to exempt most U.S. companies from beneficia
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Youth sports participation gap widens along income lines, AP-NORC poll finds
A new AP-NORC poll reveals a stark income gap in youth sports participation, with affordability concerns and potential p
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CBP Defends Big Bend Work as 'Limited' Barriers, Not Wall
CBP pushes back on claims it is building a 30-foot wall at Big Bend National Park, saying work involves limited barriers
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DOJ Silence on Gun Ruling Sparks Showdown Over NFA Future
The Justice Department has declined to immediately appeal a ruling that deregulates silencers and short-barreled firearm
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Stevens Urges Party Unity After Narrow Senate Primary Loss to El-Sayed
Rep. Haley Stevens conceded and endorsed Abdul El-Sayed after a narrow primary loss, urging Democrats to focus on defeat
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Crowley rejects 'progressive setback' label after narrow Wisconsin win
David Crowley, Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial nominee, dismissed the idea that his narrow primary win over Frances
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Trump intensifies Senate push to end clock changes permanently
Trump again urged the Senate to approve legislation making daylight saving time permanent, citing public frustration and
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Rubio and Bessent flew on decoy plane after Trump's secret switch
Rubio and Bessent flew on the decoy Air Force One after Trump's secret switch, raising questions about succession safety
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Congress urged to safeguard US biotech research amid China's rise
Former Rep. Mimi Walters calls on Congress to bolster domestic biomedical research and regulatory oversight to counter C
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Ex-Trump Spokesman Calls Leavitt's Exit Without Successor 'Very Surprising'
Mike Dubke, a former Trump spokesman, expressed surprise that Karoline Leavitt is departing as White House press secreta
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DNC Set to Approve 2028 Primary Calendar Amid Leadership Tensions
The Democratic National Committee will vote on its 2028 presidential primary calendar this week, with South Carolina fir
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AOC's 'Woke 1 Was Crazy' Remark Signals Democratic Shift Away from Excesses
Ocasio-Cortez's joke about 'Woke 1' highlights a Democratic reckoning with the party's most extreme positions, as strate
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Eight GOP Senate Seats Democrats Could Flip in November
Democrats see real pickup opportunities in eight Republican-held Senate seats, driven by Trump's weak approval, inflatio
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Max Miller's ex-wife sues over nude photo of daughter posted online
Rep. Max Miller's ex-wife sued him, alleging he posted a nude photo of their daughter online. The lawsuit claims reckles
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Defense: Kirk's Alleged Killer Didn't Endanger Crowd, Blocking Death Penalty
Attorneys for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, argue the shooting didn't endanger others, blocking the d
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DOJ Rebukes DC Council for National Guard Withdrawal Push
The Justice Department fired back at DC Council members over their requests to have National Guard troops withdrawn from