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Trump Admin Sued Over Birthright Citizenship Executive Order
A new class-action lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s latest effort to restrict birthright citizenship in the U.S.
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Christa Pike Set to Be First Woman Executed in Tennessee in 200 Years
Christa Pike was 18 when she killed Colleen Slemmer in 1995.
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Russia Warns UK After TV Show War Gamed Strike on Kaliningrad
This month, Denmark became the latest NATO country to warn that a limited Russian attack on the alliance could be imminent.
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Ken Paxton Embraces Data Centers in Texas Despite Widespread Opposition
"There's plenty of open space in Texas," Paxton reportedly said this week while acknowledging concerns surrounding data centers.
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I Went to Cornell. What Happened at Chi Phi Didn't Shock Me | Opinion
"I love Cornell. I got an education there that I still use every day. I also got a disease that took me years to arrest."
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Republican’s Anti-SNAP Benefit Ad Featuring White Man Sparks MAGA Fury
Sarah Huckabee Sanders is under fire from conservative influencers over a welfare-to-work campaign ad.
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Republicans Are Quietly Removing Trump From Their Campaign Websites
Recent weeks have seen images of Trump and references to his agenda replaced on several Republicans' websites.
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Putin’s Kitchen Sink Strategy in Ukraine
The Russian president is preparing his nation for a long war, and trying to hide whatever breaks in the process.
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FBI Adds Alleged Crime Boss to Top 10 Most Wanted List
FBI added alleged crime boss Goldy Brar to the Ten Most Wanted list, offering a $1 million reward in a transnational crime probe.
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Getting AI to Notice You Is Just Half the Travel Battle
Travel is more accessible than ever, but algorithms still shape who sees the best options—and who gets left behind.
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America Put Retirement Responsibility on Workers. Now What? | Opinion
As pensions decline, more Americans are responsible for their own retirement. The author argues the support system must catch up.
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How To Fill The Democracy Gap Between Elections | Opinion
Citizens are rarely given a structured way to reach an informed judgment after polls.
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Will Trump's Ohio Visit Rescue Jon Husted? What Polling Data Shows
Donald Trump is heading to Ohio as Jon Husted trails Sherrod Brown in recent Senate race polls.
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Green Card Update Brings Major Gains for Applicants – List of Changes
October’s Visa Bulletin reopens key routes for Indian applicants, while some worldwide employment cutoffs move backward.
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1913: The Year I Believe America Changed Forever
In order for the USA to be the USA, any Senator needs to be approved by the state’s legislatures.
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The More Extreme Donald Trump’s Language Sounds, the Weaker He Looks | Opinion
Donald Trump’s wild rhetoric looks increasingly impotent as the world recognizes the last stage of his presidency is at hand.
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Mom Told Newborn's Purple Arm Mark Was Bruising. Then Came the Diagnosis
Shannon Smith and Ayrton Hall became increasingly anxious by the change and color of their son's arm.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders Fell Into a Welfare Trap
The Republican governor of Arkansas chose a young white man as the villain in a new ad targeting welfare dependency.
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Store Robbery Exposed As Green Card Scheme. Clerk Deported to India
A naturalized U.S. citizen pleaded guilty to staging a robbery to help an Indian clerk seek a U visa and a path to a green card.
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Donald Trump Accused of Falling Asleep Again: What the Video Shows
Hunter Biden and Gavin Newsom's office criticized the president online.
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When Your House Loses Power, Your Car Can Get It Back Flowing
As extreme weather strains the grid, electric vehicles could become a critical source of backup power for homes and communities.
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Who is Jonathan McKinsey? NYT Executive Allegedly Killed by Elderly In-Laws
McKinsey was found dead on Saturday afternoon. His elderly in laws have been identified as suspects in his murder.
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America’s Healthcare System Has Made Patients the Project Managers | Opinion
Somewhere along the way, care coordination quietly became the patient's responsibility.
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Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in Midterm Campaign Stops
The president plans to stump for Republicans in at least seven states as his poor polling complicates the party's election push.
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