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Trump Sons’ Investments Face Ethics Clause Scrutiny
WASHINGTON, July 19 — At the Trump Organization’s headquarters on Fifth Avenue, there is no blind trust. That…
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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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Medicaid Faces Significant Test With New Work Requirements Bill
WASHINGTON, July 18 — For the roughly 85 million low-income and disabled Americans who rely on Medicaid, the…
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IEEPA: 1977 law lets presidents regulate international trade in emergencies
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The figure that matters: four national emergencies, dating back as far as 1933, remained…
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State Legislatures Shape Nation’s Health Policy, Often Unseen
WASHINGTON, July 18 — State legislatures are the primary engines of public health policy in America, yet their…
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FCC’s Broad Mandate Spans Communications, Budget, and Workforce
WASHINGTON, July 17 — The Federal Communications Commission, the independent agency that regulates the United States’ sprawling communications…
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Intelligence Community reviews China election interference assessment
WASHINGTON — The economic implications of how the United States Intelligence Community assessed China’s role in the 2020…
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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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From 2018 to 2020: A Short History of Election-Security Intelligence
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The debate over foreign interference in U.S. elections has a clear recent history. From…
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Proposed SAVE Act Would Require In-Person Proof of Citizenship to Vote
WASHINGTON, July 16 — On the ground here, the fight over who gets to vote in federal elections…
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No proof found of hacked voting machines altering votes
WASHINGTON — The security of US voting machines is a recurring flashpoint, and the evidence supports a careful,…
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FCC pressed to revoke network licenses over Trump speech snub
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The scene at the Federal Communications Commission today is one of legal gravity and…
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China’s 2020 election role referred for formal intelligence review
WASHINGTON — Tulsi Gabbard, who became Director of National Intelligence in 2025, has made declassification of past election-security…
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U.S. War on Drugs Costs $39 Billion Annually Despite Criticism
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States has spent an estimated cumulative total since 1971 on the war…
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Political finance: the complex world of campaign funding and spending
LONDON, July 16 — The mechanics of political finance, under the hood, are a study in contrasts. Parties…
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National Intelligence Council bridges spy agencies and policymakers
WASHINGTON — A classified intelligence assessment from January 2020, declassified in 2026 by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi…
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U.S. Officials Warn Against Blurring Election Capability and Intent
LONDON, July 16 — The story begins not with a hack, but with a distinction. For years, the…
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Gabbard Referral Seeks IG Review of China Election Intel Claims
WASHINGTON — For all the noise that surrounds the office, the Director of National Intelligence is a remarkably…
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U.S. Government’s Money Management Rules Explained in Title 31
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The figure that matters: September 13, 1982. That is the date Title 31 of…
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DEA Enforcement Shifts as Party Views Evolve Since 1973
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Drug Enforcement Administration was born in the heat of a political war. On…
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CISA and FBI find no evidence of vote tampering in 2024
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the Department of Homeland Security component that coordinates…
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U.S. Intelligence Distinguishes Foreign Influence from Interference in Elections
WASHINGTON — There is a difference between someone trying to change your mind and someone trying to change…
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Paper Ballots and Risk-Limiting Audits Form the Backbone of US Election Security
LONDON, July 16 — The technical reality of election security is less about glowing screens and more about…
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Americans cut grocery purchases for sixth straight month amid inflation
CHICAGO, July 16 — A deepening slowdown in U.S. grocery sales is emerging as shoppers purchase fewer items…
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