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US State Dept’s $5M Project Liberty Europe funds MAGA causes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States Department of State’s Project Liberty Europe, announced in February 2025 with…
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CBO Turns 52: Praise, Criticism Follow Familiar Partisan Divide
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Congressional Budget Office turns 52 this year, and the agency that began life…
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Judge Garaufis scrutinizes dismissal in federal case
BROOKLYN, July 16 — A federal judge in Brooklyn has ordered Gautam Adani to file a sworn affidavit…
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Federal Reserve Marks Century Since 1913 Banking Panic
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States, was born from…
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Elizabeth Warren: Senator Proposing Taxes on Automation Since 2022
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator and former Harvard Law professor, is once again positioning…
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SEC Enforcement Chief Gurbir Grewal Leads Major Fraud Crackdowns
WASHINGTON, July 14 — Gurbir Grewal has spent time running the SEC’s enforcement machinery, and the numbers tell…
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President Trump notifies Congress of Soleimani strike
WASHINGTON — The killing of Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani by a U.S. drone strike in January 2020…
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Genius Group Investors Urged to Act Fast in Securities Fraud Case
NEW YORK, July 13 — A narrow window is open for investors who purchased Genius Group Limited securities…
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Marco Rubio Gains Unprecedented Venezuela Powers as Secretary of State
WASHINGTON, July 13 — Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, now holds sole authority over the entirety…
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Trump Team Weighs Diplomatic Talks Amid 90-Day Congressional Rule
WASHINGTON, July 12 — The executive order signed on March 22, 2025, has quietly reshaped the legal architecture…
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Key Players in the Apple v. OpenAI Lawsuit: Tim Cook, Sam Altman,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 11 — Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive since August 24, 2011, now finds the company…
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Mike Waltz leads Russia tariff strategy as National Security Advisor
WASHINGTON, July 11 — Mike Waltz, the National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump, has been the quiet…
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National debt surges from trillion to trillions in four decades
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The United States national debt crossed the $1 trillion threshold in 1982, during the…
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Katherine Forrest Leads Apple’s Legal Team in OpenAI Lawsuit
SAN FRANCISCO, July 11 — The legal battle between Apple and OpenAI has a familiar face at the…
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Secret Service Details Security Protocols for Former President Trump
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The operational and legal architecture that governs protection for former President Donald Trump is,…
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Fed Chair Powell: 49% of Under-30s Live with Parents
WASHINGTON, July 7 — Almost half of Americans under the age of 30 are living with their parents,…
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FCC’s Carr, Rosenworcel, and Commissioners Repeal Fee-Disclosure Rule
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 along party lines Monday to repeal a 2024…
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Cincinnati’s $1.5 Billion Safety Budget Managed Without Professional Director
Contact-Card Fight Exposes a City’s Unchecked Spending CINCINNATI — For the average Cincinnatian, the fight over police contact-card…
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Jonathan Turley: Shapiro caved to the loons, lost contender status
WASHINGTON, July 5 — Josh Shapiro could have been a contender for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination, but he…
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Sonia Sotomayor Remains Consistent Liberal Voice, Casts Decisive Immigration Vote
WASHINGTON, July 5 — Justice Sonia Sotomayor remains the most consistent liberal voice on the Supreme Court as…
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Trump administration diverts $90 million in national park fees to D.C. beautification
The America 250 celebration is coming. Washington, D.C., needs to look good for it. To make that happen,…
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Shapiro’s Vice Presidential Candidacy Faces Hurdles from Party’s Leftward Shift
The Democratic Party’s activist base has been drifting left for years. Young Americans are falling in love with…
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Birthright Citizenship Rooted in 14th Amendment and Wong Kim Ark Precedent
WASHINGTON, July 5 — A case before the federal courts is poised to test the limits of birthright…
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If Establishment Democrats Will Not Fight Back, Democrats Will Vote
DENVER, July 4 — The Democratic establishment’s autumn of discontent has spread from New York City to the…
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