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State Department announces new visa restriction policy targeting those facilitating birth tourism
The secretary claimed foreign commercial birth tourism networks have exploited the American immigration system to sell U.S. citizenship for profit by coaching people seeking American citizenship on how to lie on their visa applications.
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You Vote: On the matter of President Trump banning certain media from White House, what say you?
The three outlets sued the White House earlier this week after Trump banned them from the White House over their coverage of his administration.
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Navy reports eight sailors attempted suicide during months-long deployment on USS Abraham Lincoln
The Lincoln, which is currently en route to its home port of San Diego, has been deployed for more than 300 days and will likely remain at sea for two more weeks before returning to the United States.
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Trump lawyers, special counsel Smith in federal court to get judge to decide on court date
Trump’s team wants the trial to begin April 2026.
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Meadows takes stand in bid to transfer Georgia election case to federal court
Meadows plans on arguing that he was acting as a federal official and he is protected under federal law.
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Kari Lake announces new trial date in lawsuit to obtain mail-in ballot signatures
Earlier this year, a superior court judge ruled not to dismiss Lake's request for access to ballot affidavit envelopes.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland made 'greatest case' for impeaching Biden, Jonathan Turley says
The first son had reached a plea deal with the Justice Department to avoid prison time, but the deal fell apart when a judge questioned its constitutionality.
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Sex-trafficked teen's mom sues school for allegedly hiding kid's transition, leading her to run away
The lawsuit asks for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, as well as attorneys' fees and costs.
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Florida surgeon general slams renewed mask mandates, urges people to refuse to participate
Some schools and companies are implementing mask mandates amid a rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
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Biden officials met with special counsel Jack Smith's aide weeks before Trump indictment
Two months after the meeting, Smith's office issued its first indictment of Trump.
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Kyle Rittenhouse sued by estate of man he shot in self-defense
In November 2021, a Wisconsin jury acquitted Rittenhouse of murdering two men in Kenosha during protests following the shooting of Jacob Blake.
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Biden to ask Congress for new COVID vaccine funding, wants everyone to get the shot
Biden said "it will likely be recommended that everybody get it no matter whether they’ve gotten it before or not," he also said.
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US military aircraft crash kills 3 Marines, injures 20 others during training exercise in Australia
"The initial reports suggest that the incident involves just U.S. defense force personnel," the Australian prime minister said.