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Rubio planning high-level meeting with delegates from 70 countries to address far-left terrorism
Rubio said the international community's counterterrorism focus on far-left terrorism threats remains "underestimated and under-resourced, despite the danger it poses."
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Raskin, Ocasio-Cortez move to put more restrictions on gifts to Supreme Court justices
The House Democrats originally introduced the measure, the High Court Gift Ban Act, in 2024, and this time around they have gained a Senate sponsor in fellow Democrat Sen. Ben Ray Lujan, of New Mexico.
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New ICE policy halts most vehicle stops nationwide, following shootings in Maine and Houston
The stops have played a major role in the agency's operations until this new policy, which goes into effect immediately.
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Trump says he will sue WSJ over its article detailing a 'fake' birthday note given to Epstein
Trump has strongly denied writing the note, which the White House claimed was "not at all how he speaks or writes," and said he warned the Wall Street Journal that he would sue them and its owner Rupert Murdoch if the story was published.
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Trump creates new classification 'G' for federal employees in latest EO
The new order creates a Schedule G classification, where employees will engage in “policy-making or policy-advocating work." The positions are intended to end when the presidential administration that hired the employees ends.
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House Judiciary accuses Biden admin of misusing funds that went to anti-Netanyahu organizations
The House committee said its investigation into the alleged misuse of funds is still ongoing and that they have since reached out to other groups.
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Anna Paulina Luna to refer Jerome Powell to DOJ over perjury allegations related to Fed headquarters
Powell has been accused of lying to Congress about the project after he testified last month that there would be no "VIP dining room," "new marble," or "special elevators," despite government planning documents indicating otherwise.
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Federal judge rules Trump's axing of a former Democratic FTC commissioner was illegal
U.S. District Judge Loren AliKhan ruled the administration’s attempt to remove Slaughter violated precedent set by the Supreme Court in 1935 that says a president could only fire FTC commissioners for cause, including neglect of duties, inefficiency or malfeasance.
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Rep Yakym introduces bill that would keep workers on strike from getting unemployment benefits
The legislation introduced by Yakym is titled the Securing Help for Involuntary Employment Loss and Displacement (SHIELD) Act.
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Rubio tells US outposts to stay out of foreign elections without 'clear and compelling' US interests
The directive claims that U.S. consulates and embassies can still congratulate the winner of a foreign election, but should not criticize an election without approval from a senior official.
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CMS reports 2.8 million Americans potentially enrolled in duplicate government health programs
The agency said it is already taking action to make sure the citizens are only enrolled in one of the programs.
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Former Voice of America employee indicted for allegedly threatening MTG
The suspect allegedly used various VOA phone lines connected to studios and control rooms at its headquarters to make the calls, where he allegedly threatened to use firearms to kill Greene, her staff and their family members.
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DOJ leads effort to ensure federal agencies comply with Trump order making English official language
The U.S. has never had an official language. However, English was already the official language in 30 states.