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Wyden, Jayapal Demand GAO Audit Over Subpoena Secrecy Abuses
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Arizona Border Sweep Nets 143 Arrests, Drug and Gun Seizures
YUMA, Ariz., Sept. 2 — A multi-agency crackdown in the Yuma Sector this month netted 143 arrests across…
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House Adopts Resolution Denouncing Socialism in 220-192 Vote
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 — The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday adopted a resolution denouncing socialism “in all…
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Court overrules Trump ban on visas based on nationality
NEW YORK, September 1 — A federal judge in New York has ruled that the Trump administration’s sweeping…
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House Passes Senate Funding Bill to Avoid Shutdown Before Labor Day Recess
WASHINGTON, August 31 — The House of Representatives returned from a five-week recess on Monday, September 2, 2026,…
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Congress Races Against September 30 Deadline to Pass Stopgap
WASHINGTON, August 29 — The United States Congress confronts a narrow window to approve a temporary funding bill…
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Election Integrity Key to Fair Democratic Governance
The framework for electoral integrity rests on a set of internationally endorsed standards that have been codified over…
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Trump Uses 1977 Law to Impose Tariffs via Emergency Powers
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a statute originally designed to rein in the…
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The Administrative Procedure Act: The 1946 Law That Became
WASHINGTON, July 21 — Seventy years after it was signed into law, the Administrative Procedure Act remains the…
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White House Office of Public Liaison Plays Key Role in Political Coalition Management
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The White House Office of Public Engagement has operated for more than half a…
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Police surveillance requires warrant under privacy test
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy stands as a pivotal legal test in United States…
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Supreme Court Clarifies Fourth Amendment Privacy Doctrine
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy test stands as the legal gatekeeper for Fourth Amendment…
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U.S. Immigration Detention System Expands Under Trump Administration
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The United States operates the world’s largest immigration detention system, a sprawling apparatus that…
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Fourth Amendment Limits Public Surveillance: Supreme Court’s
WASHINGTON, July 19 — The Fourth Amendment, ratified in 1791 and officially part of the Constitution the following…
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Loudoun County: From Revolution’s Breadbasket to Wealthiest U.S. County
LEESBURG, Va., July 19 — Loudoun County, Virginia, has long served as a strategic asset in American conflicts,…
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Glancy Files Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against AeroVironment
LOS ANGELES, July 17 — A veteran securities litigator is steering a new front in the ongoing battle…
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IQAir’s Global Air Quality Rankings Raise Concerns in U.S. Cities
CHICAGO, July 17 — Three American cities topped the global list of the most polluted urban centers on…
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Networks weigh election falsehood fears against public interest
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The scene inside network control rooms across Washington and New York tonight was anything…
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New Deal Law of 1938 Set Federal Minimum Wage and Overtime
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, codified at 29 U.S.C. § 203, remains…
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What Happens Next: Legal Proceedings and Potential Outcomes
NEW YORK, July 16 — The fate of a foreign-corruption case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani now rests…
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EPA’s Regan Eyes Clean Air Act Enforcement at Colossus 2
WASHINGTON, July 15 — Michael S. Regan, the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, has become a…
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SEC Enforcement: Chairmen, Commissioners, Directors
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Gary Gensler’s tenure atop the Securities and Exchange Commission has become a central flashpoint…
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War Powers Resolution: How 1973 Law Limits Presidential Military Action
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s formal notification to Congress regarding the deployment of U.S. forces into hostilities has…
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Congress Begins 60-Day Debate on Iran Military Action
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s notification to Congress regarding U.S. military action involving Iran has formally triggered the…
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