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Supreme Court sets hearing for Texas abortion ban, does not block temporarily

Justices will not be deciding the constitutionality of the law but will focus on the unique enforcement measure within the bill.

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Biden says U.S. has a 'commitment' to defend Taiwan, should China attack

"I just want China to understand that we are not going to step back and we are not going to change any of our views," said Biden on Thursday

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Latin America’s main challenges according to Blinken: corruption, security, and the economy

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken addressed the setback in democracy around the world, especially in Latin America.

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Federal judge rules detention of Guantánamo Bay prisoner unlawful

This is the first time in ten years that a Guantanamo Bay detainee won a writ of habeas corpus petition. 

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House holds Steve Bannon in criminal contempt, refers matter to Justice Department

The resolution passed largely along party lines in a vote of 229-202, with nine Republicans voting in favor of the bill.

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Majority of Americans oppose FBI investigation of parents at school board meetings, survey finds

The majority of Americans oppose the Biden administration’s plans to monitor and investigate outspoken parents at school boards meetings, new polling from Convention of States Action reveals. The poll found 57% of those surveyed do not support the announcement while

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The US demands the Venezuelan Regime to end human rights abuses

U.S. Department of State spokesman, Ned Price, on the negotiations between the Maduro regime and the opposition: a move that will “lead to the peaceful restoration of democracy” that the Venezuelan people want and deserve.

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GOP senators block Democrat bill to federalize elections

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the Senate will consider the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act sometime next week.

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Arizona college police ask county attorney for misdemeanor charges for activists who stalked Sinema

Earlier this month a group of immigration reform activists disrupted an ASU class taught by Senator Sinema before following her into a campus bathroom and recording the encounter

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Florida suspends alleged Jan. 6 insurrectionists concealed carry permits

The violent riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 that stalled certification of the presidential election ended with five deaths, roughly 150 injured and more than 635 arrested, including 69 Floridians so far, the most from any single state. At least 28 of those 69