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Trump Admin Resumes Asylum Claims for Certain Applicants
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services stated that ‘eligible and vetted individuals’ will be granted immigration benefits.
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DeSantis Signs Legislation to Name Palm Beach Airport After Trump
Only a handful of miles from Mar-a-Lago, the airport becomes the latest example of buildings, programs, and more to bear Trump’s name.
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Australian PM Calls for Clear Endgame to Iran War Amid Oil Price Surge
Anthony Albanese said the three objectives of the Iran War had largely been achieved.
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Day in Photos: Pakistan Storm, Parachuting Exercise, and Cherry Blossoms
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Trump Admin Allows Western Firms to Participate in Venezuela Mining
Lifting some sanctions will allow outside corporations to explore and invest in the country’s gold and mineral deposits.
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Michigan Synagogue Attack Was Hezbollah-Inspired, Targeted Children: FBI
Officials said suspect Ayman Ghazali was on a ’special operation' to kill as many Jews as he possibly could.
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Chester Official Convicted of Shooting Delivery Driver Outside His Home
John Reilly was convicted on felony counts of assault and illegal firearm possession. He was also fired as highway superintendent.
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RFK Jr. Says Hospitals Must Serve Healthier Food
Letter outlines what is ‘essentially a federal mandate’ to align menus with new dietary guidelines, the health secretary said.
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Judge Considers Whether Pentagon Is Defying His Order on Press Access
The Department of War’s new policy says media can’t access the Pentagon without an escort.
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Trump Says White House Ballroom Project Ahead of Schedule, Under Budget
A federal judge has allowed construction to proceed while legal challenges continue.
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DNC Playbook Offers Self-Critique of Party’s Organizing Failures Ahead of 2026 Midterms
The party acknowledges plummeting voter contact rates, a loss of 2.4 million registered voters, and eroding support among key groups.
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College Sports Faces a Reckoning Over Athletes’ Compensation
Until 2021, student players were not able to profit off their name, image, and likeness. A June 2025 settlement with the NCAA has sparked controversy.
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Judge Reassigns Elon Musk Cases After Accusations of Bias
The judge denied she is biased, but said the attention the allegations have drawn prompted her to reassign the cases.
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Trump Says Birthright Citizenship Is for the Children of Freed Slaves, Not Temporary Visitors
The 14th Amendment was adopted to grant citizenship to the children of slaves freed after the Civil War, Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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TSA Says Most Officers Have Received Back Pay as Some Airport Lines Ease
The update follows an executive order signed on March 27 by President Donald Trump.
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New York Democrats Introduce Bills to Preserve Mandatory Vaccines
‘Our public health policies should be guided by science, not politics,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
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Trump Admin Resumes Asylum Claims for Certain Applicants
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services stated that ‘eligible and vetted individuals’ will be granted immigration benefits.
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DeSantis Signs Legislation to Name Palm Beach Airport After Trump
Only a handful of miles from Mar-a-Lago, the airport becomes the latest example of buildings, programs, and more to bear Trump’s name.
|
Australian PM Calls for Clear Endgame to Iran War Amid Oil Price Surge
Anthony Albanese said the three objectives of the Iran War had largely been achieved.
|
Day in Photos: Pakistan Storm, Parachuting Exercise, and Cherry Blossoms
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Trump Admin Allows Western Firms to Participate in Venezuela Mining
Lifting some sanctions will allow outside corporations to explore and invest in the country’s gold and mineral deposits.
|
Michigan Synagogue Attack Was Hezbollah-Inspired, Targeted Children: FBI
Officials said suspect Ayman Ghazali was on a ’special operation' to kill as many Jews as he possibly could.
|
Chester Official Convicted of Shooting Delivery Driver Outside His Home
John Reilly was convicted on felony counts of assault and illegal firearm possession. He was also fired as highway superintendent.
|
RFK Jr. Says Hospitals Must Serve Healthier Food
Letter outlines what is ‘essentially a federal mandate’ to align menus with new dietary guidelines, the health secretary said.
|
Judge Considers Whether Pentagon Is Defying His Order on Press Access
The Department of War’s new policy says media can’t access the Pentagon without an escort.
|
Trump Says White House Ballroom Project Ahead of Schedule, Under Budget
A federal judge has allowed construction to proceed while legal challenges continue.
|
DNC Playbook Offers Self-Critique of Party’s Organizing Failures Ahead of 2026 Midterms
The party acknowledges plummeting voter contact rates, a loss of 2.4 million registered voters, and eroding support among key groups.
|
College Sports Faces a Reckoning Over Athletes’ Compensation
Until 2021, student players were not able to profit off their name, image, and likeness. A June 2025 settlement with the NCAA has sparked controversy.
|
Judge Reassigns Elon Musk Cases After Accusations of Bias
The judge denied she is biased, but said the attention the allegations have drawn prompted her to reassign the cases.
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Trump Says Birthright Citizenship Is for the Children of Freed Slaves, Not Temporary Visitors
The 14th Amendment was adopted to grant citizenship to the children of slaves freed after the Civil War, Trump wrote on Truth Social.
|
TSA Says Most Officers Have Received Back Pay as Some Airport Lines Ease
The update follows an executive order signed on March 27 by President Donald Trump.
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New York Democrats Introduce Bills to Preserve Mandatory Vaccines
‘Our public health policies should be guided by science, not politics,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
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