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Federal Law Enforcement
Andrew Bailey departs the bureau roughly one year after joining a dual leadership structure, citing family reasons while reports suggest internal friction with Director Kash Patel.
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Politics
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Politics
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Politics
The Republican National Committee hosts a rare two-day convention in Dallas to defend House control, but vulnerable lawmakers skip the event while ticket demand suggests weak grassroots enthusiasm.
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Politics
The president's controversial proposal at the first-ever GOP midterm convention highlights party anxiety over November elections and his own low approval ratings.
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Politics
As legal proceedings begin for the accused killer, the conservative organization founded by Kirk grapples with his absence while students protest planned memorial events at Utah Valley University.
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Politics
Helena Foulkes defeats the incumbent by capitalizing on voter frustration with prolonged infrastructure delays, marking a rare primary upset driven by administrative grievances rather than ideological shifts.
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Politics
The Pennsylvania senator’s virtual appearance supporting a Republican rival and rejecting socialist policies highlights his growing isolation within the Democratic Party amid ongoing scrutiny of his conduct.
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Politics
Internal warnings from top scientists at Anthropic regarding the potential for artificial intelligence to cause human extinction have intensified pressure on lawmakers to enact safety regulations and pause development.
Reported by 3 sources
Politics
Organizers are abandoning traditional outreach methods in favor of campus events and social incentives to counter rising youth apathy and previous shifts toward Republican candidates.
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Politics
Newly released records show the president gave tens of thousands of dollars in cash to four staff members, a practice officials defend as customary and legally permissible.
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Politics
As the 25th anniversary of the attacks approaches, President Trump repeated stories about being carried by firefighters and bringing hundreds of workers to aid recovery. Fact-checkers say these accounts lack supporting documentation.
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Politics
The centrist congressman defeats progressive challenger Karishma Manzur to face former Senator John E. Sununu in a general election that could determine control of the upper chamber.
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