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Federal Judge Voices Concerns Over War Department’s Ban of Anthropic
The artificial intelligence company argued that it is facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.
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Pentagon to Deploy Army Paratroopers to Middle East
The Pentagon’s plans for the 82nd Airborne Division in the region are unclear.
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Minnesota Sues DOJ, DHS to Demand Access to Evidence in Shootings
The state asked the court for evidence in the investigations of three shootings during an immigration enforcement operation.
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Missouri Supreme Court Upholds New Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
The court ruled that the new maps were lawful in a major win for Missouri Republicans.
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Trump Says Iran Has Agreed to Not Pursue Nuclear Weapons
‘There won’t be any nuclear weapons. Iran has agreed to that,’ the president said.
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Senate Confirms Colin McDonald to Lead DOJ’s New Fraud Division
McDonald’s appointment comes as the Trump administration has intensified scrutiny of alleged large-scale fraud, particularly in Minnesota.
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Democrats Reject GOP Proposal to Fund DHS
Speaking at a March 24 press conference, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Democrats had submitted a counteroffer.
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Rubio Testifies in Former Congressman’s Venezuela Lobbying Trial
In a heavily secured Miami courtroom, the secretary of state described a long and close relationship with Rivera.
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Democratic Senators Question Filibuster Even as Party Uses It to Block SAVE America Act
Sens. Michael Bennet and Tina Smith argued against the 60-vote rule at a Georgetown forum as the election reform bill stalls in the Senate.
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Supreme Court Seems Sympathetic to Allowing Admin to Block Asylum Seekers at the Border
The immigrants’ attorneys argued that a person who presents himself at the border is legally entitled to file for asylum.
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9,000 Iranian Targets Hit So Far, US Central Command Says
CENTCOM also disputed claims that a US F-15 jet was shot down over Kuwait.
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Federal Judge Voices Concerns Over War Department’s Ban of Anthropic
The artificial intelligence company argued that it is facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.
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Pentagon to Deploy Army Paratroopers to Middle East
The Pentagon’s plans for the 82nd Airborne Division in the region are unclear.
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Minnesota Sues DOJ, DHS to Demand Access to Evidence in Shootings
The state asked the court for evidence in the investigations of three shootings during an immigration enforcement operation.
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Missouri Supreme Court Upholds New Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
The court ruled that the new maps were lawful in a major win for Missouri Republicans.
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Trump Says Iran Has Agreed to Not Pursue Nuclear Weapons
‘There won’t be any nuclear weapons. Iran has agreed to that,’ the president said.
|
Senate Confirms Colin McDonald to Lead DOJ’s New Fraud Division
McDonald’s appointment comes as the Trump administration has intensified scrutiny of alleged large-scale fraud, particularly in Minnesota.
|
Democrats Reject GOP Proposal to Fund DHS
Speaking at a March 24 press conference, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Democrats had submitted a counteroffer.
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Rubio Testifies in Former Congressman’s Venezuela Lobbying Trial
In a heavily secured Miami courtroom, the secretary of state described a long and close relationship with Rivera.
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Democratic Senators Question Filibuster Even as Party Uses It to Block SAVE America Act
Sens. Michael Bennet and Tina Smith argued against the 60-vote rule at a Georgetown forum as the election reform bill stalls in the Senate.
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Supreme Court Seems Sympathetic to Allowing Admin to Block Asylum Seekers at the Border
The immigrants’ attorneys argued that a person who presents himself at the border is legally entitled to file for asylum.
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9,000 Iranian Targets Hit So Far, US Central Command Says
CENTCOM also disputed claims that a US F-15 jet was shot down over Kuwait.
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