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Record Sargassum Blob Chokes Florida Beaches; Texas and Louisiana Brace for Impact
A massive sargassum bloom, nearing record levels, is smothering Florida beaches and threatening the Gulf Coast, with Tex
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Trump Blames Vandalism for Reflecting Pool Algae and Peeling Paint
President Trump alleged vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, blaming radicals for algae and peeling paint
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Democrats Urge FCC to Block Paramount-Warner Merger Over Foreign Ownership Risks
Three Democratic senators are pressing the FCC to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger, warning that foreign investor
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DOJ Launches Religious Discrimination Probe Into MLB Over Pride Night Uniform Policy
The DOJ is investigating MLB for possible religious discrimination after three Giants pitchers were warned for wearing c
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Public Trust in Federal Government Hits Record Low, Fox News Poll Shows
A Fox News poll shows public trust in the federal government has fallen to 25%, the lowest in over 20 years, with 74% ex
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Trump's Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Renovation Hit by Algae Bloom, Peeling Paint, and Soaring Costs
The Trump administration's renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is under fire after algae blooms and peeli
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Trump Escalates Feud with Meloni Over G7 Photo Dispute and Iran
Trump doubles down on attacks against Italy's Meloni, alleging she sought a photo at the G7, while she denies the claim
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Bipartisan House Caucus Launches to Defend Free Enterprise as Consensus Frays
House leaders from the Republican Study Committee, Blue Dog Coalition, Republican Governance Group, and New Democrat Coa
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LePage-Dunlap Showdown Set for Maine's Open 2nd District Seat
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) will face state auditor Matthew Dunlap (D) in November for the open 2nd Congressional
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How Voters Enable Political Misconduct: The Platner-Paxton Pattern
Maine Democrats chose Graham Platner, a candidate with a Nazi tattoo and other controversies, while Texas Republicans pi
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New Research Shifts Juneteenth's First Celebration from Galveston to Houston
Newly published research shows the first Juneteenth anniversary celebration took place in Houston in 1866, challenging t
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HBCUs Remain Cornerstone of Black Advancement, Juneteenth Reflection Shows
An HBCU graduate argues that these institutions are vital for closing the Black-white education gap and calls for more f