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House GOP Unveils $95B Budget Blueprint for Defense, Farm Aid, Voter ID
House Republicans released a $95 billion reconciliation budget framework Wednesday, boosting defense, farm aid, and stat
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Democrats' Silence on Grocery Monopolies Betrays Labor Roots Ahead of 2028
Grocery mergers and price-fixing are crushing workers, but Democrats stay silent. Rhode Island is taking action, but fed
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Blanche Faces Senate Grilling Over Epstein Probe, Defunct Fund
Todd Blanche, acting attorney general and Trump nominee, testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee, facing scrutin
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Trump Defends ICE Traffic Stops Amid Deadly Shootings, Rejects Calls for Reform
Trump doubled down on ICE traffic stops as a key enforcement tactic, even as two recent fatal shootings prompt calls for
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Hill Nation Summit Opens with Midterm Focus on Tax, Health, and AI
The second Hill Nation Summit convened Wednesday in Washington, bringing together lawmakers and administration officials
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Trump Escalates Feud with New York Times via DOJ Subpoenas Targeting Journalists
The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters in a probe over national security leaks, escalating Pres
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House GOP Races to Finalize Third Reconciliation Bill Amid Internal Fissures
Republican leaders are rushing to advance a third party-line budget bill this week, aiming to lock in a framework ahead
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DDHQ Forecast: Democrats Poised to Flip House, Senate Hangs in 50-50 Balance
A new DDHQ forecast shows Democrats winning the House with 227-208 seats, while the Senate is on track for a 50-50 split
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26 Meta Workers Sue Over AI-Driven Layoffs Targeting Those on Leave
A group of 26 Meta employees has filed a lawsuit claiming the company used AI-driven systems to select workers for layof
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Rubio Chairs First EDAG Meeting to Reshape US Economic Statecraft
Secretary of State Marco Rubio convened the first EDAG meeting on Wednesday, coordinating federal agencies to advance US
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Durbin: Acting AG Blanche Admitted Anti-Weaponization Fund Was 'a Mistake'
Sen. Dick Durbin says acting Attorney General Todd Blanche admitted the Trump administration's $1.776 billion anti-weapo
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Kagan and Barrett Detail Surge in Threats as Supreme Court Seeks Security Boost
In rare joint testimony, Justices Kagan and Barrett pressed lawmakers for a $225M Supreme Court budget, citing a 38% sur