Grand Jury Declines to Indict New York AG Letitia James
A federal grand jury in Norfolk, Virginia, delivered a significant setback to the Department of Justice on Thursday by declining to indict New.
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Supreme Court Allows Texas to Use Redrawn Congressional Map
Overview of the Ruling The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6–3 decision along ideological lines, granted Texas permission to use a newly redrawn.
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California Launches Portal to Report Misconduct by Federal Immigration Agents
California has unveiled a new online reporting portal that allows the public to submit videos, photos, and other evidence of alleged misconduct by.
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New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Restrictions
The New York Times has filed a federal lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging new credentialing rules implemented by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—rules.
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ARREST MADE IN 2021 PIPE-BOMB CASE
Overview The FBI has arrested a suspect, identified as Brian Cole, for allegedly planting two pipe bombs outside the Republican National Committee (RNC).
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Pentagon Restricts Press Access as Investigations Into Military Strikes Intensify
The Pentagon’s decision to grant exclusive access to a select group of hand-picked media outlets while denying entry to major mainstream news organizations.
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Pentagon Arms All DC National Guard Members Amid Escalating Domestic Deployments
The Pentagon’s decision to arm every national guard member deployed in Washington DC marks one of the most aggressive escalations of domestic military.
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Broader Threats, Global Factors & Climate Implications of Putin’s Warning to Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent statement — that a war initiated by Europe would end so decisively that “there would be no one.
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Taliban Conduct Public Execution in Khost as Global Condemnation Mounts
Overview of the Event On Tuesday, the Taliban conducted a public execution in a stadium in Khost, Afghanistan, marking the 11th such execution.
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Starbucks Settles $35 Million NYC Scheduling Case as Strike Pressures Intensify
Starbucks will pay approximately $35 million to more than 15,000 New York City baristas after city investigators concluded the company violated the city’s.