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Arjun Singh is a reporter for The Epoch Times, covering national politics and the U.S. Congress.
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Musk’s Mandate for Public Servants to Report on ‘5 Things’ Done Dropped by US Government
The policy, which required federal workers to report on ‘five things’ they accomplished every week, was highly controversial, and many agencies ignored it.
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Stanford’s Student Newspaper Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The lawsuit alleges that immigration enforcement actions have produced a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech.
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Confederate Statue Toppled During George Floyd Riots to Return to Washington
A statue of Brig. Gen. Albert Pike, who served in the Confederate States Army during the Civil War, will be re-erected in October.
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Army Veteran Launches Campaign to Unseat New York Rep. Nick LaLota
Chris Gallant, a former helicopter pilot and air traffic controller, is running for the Democratic nomination against the Long Island Republican incumbent.
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US Restricts Certain Visas for Transgender Athletes
The new policy alert means that transgender athletes will not be considered aliens of ‘extraordinary ability’ for status to compete in the United States.
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Chuck Grassley Places Hold on Trump’s Treasury Nominees
The holds from the highest-ranking GOP senator are highly unusual and come amid Trump’s critique of Democrats for slowing the pace of his nominees’ approval.
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Federal Judge Bars Expedited Deportations of Immigrants Granted Humanitarian Parole
The decision will allow over 500,000 nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to remain temporarily in the United States.
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Senate Panel Advances Government Funding Bills for Defense, Health, Education, and Labor
The defense bill would allocate $851.9 billion to various national security initiatives, while the labor, health, and education bill would cost $197 billion.
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Big-Name Politicians Are Running for Governor in 2026—Here’s the List
In the 2026 electoral cycle, 39 jurisdictions will elect governors, with several elections in competitive states for the presidential election.
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North Carolina General Assembly Overrides Governor’s Vetos to Pass Laws
The General Assembly enacted bills requiring state cooperation with ICE, enshrining two sexes under law, and stripping oversight of charter schools
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Musk’s Mandate for Public Servants to Report on ‘5 Things’ Done Dropped by US Government
The policy, which required federal workers to report on ‘five things’ they accomplished every week, was highly controversial, and many agencies ignored it.
|
Stanford’s Student Newspaper Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The lawsuit alleges that immigration enforcement actions have produced a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech.
|
Confederate Statue Toppled During George Floyd Riots to Return to Washington
A statue of Brig. Gen. Albert Pike, who served in the Confederate States Army during the Civil War, will be re-erected in October.
|
Army Veteran Launches Campaign to Unseat New York Rep. Nick LaLota
Chris Gallant, a former helicopter pilot and air traffic controller, is running for the Democratic nomination against the Long Island Republican incumbent.
|
US Restricts Certain Visas for Transgender Athletes
The new policy alert means that transgender athletes will not be considered aliens of ‘extraordinary ability’ for status to compete in the United States.
|
Chuck Grassley Places Hold on Trump’s Treasury Nominees
The holds from the highest-ranking GOP senator are highly unusual and come amid Trump’s critique of Democrats for slowing the pace of his nominees’ approval.
|
Federal Judge Bars Expedited Deportations of Immigrants Granted Humanitarian Parole
The decision will allow over 500,000 nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to remain temporarily in the United States.
|
Senate Panel Advances Government Funding Bills for Defense, Health, Education, and Labor
The defense bill would allocate $851.9 billion to various national security initiatives, while the labor, health, and education bill would cost $197 billion.
|
Big-Name Politicians Are Running for Governor in 2026—Here’s the List
In the 2026 electoral cycle, 39 jurisdictions will elect governors, with several elections in competitive states for the presidential election.
|
North Carolina General Assembly Overrides Governor’s Vetos to Pass Laws
The General Assembly enacted bills requiring state cooperation with ICE, enshrining two sexes under law, and stripping oversight of charter schools
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