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Hegseth Orders Probe Into 2021 Afghanistan Withdrawal, Previous Investigations
Several reports and hearings have found successive administrations culpable.
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Democrats and Republicans Clash Over New Jersey Rep Facing Charges After Scuffle Outside ICE Facility
House Republicans claim the lawmaker who participated in a protest at the facility engaged in ‘obstruction,’ not oversight.
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Supreme Court Temporarily Pauses Extradition Proceedings Against Indian Citizen
A federal appeals court previously held that Monika Kapoor was not entitled to fight extradition while making a refugee claim.
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Female Athlete Checkmates Trans Opponent In Absolutely Glorious Fashion
The glory couldn’t be more real
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Supreme Court Allows Trump to Remove Protected Status for Venezuelans
Trump asked for the high court’s intervention earlier this month.
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SCOTUS: Trump Can Deport 350K Venezuelans Biden Allowed To Break The Law
The Supreme Court issued an order on Monday agreeing that the Trump administration had the constitutional authority to remove the Biden-era temporary protections for hundreds of thousands of migrants who were allowed to remain in the country under the previous administration. The court placed a hold on a lower court order that blocked Department of Homeland Security […]
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Trump Ed Department Rescinds ‘Largest’ Fine Ever Levied Against Christian School
The Department of Education (ED) on Friday rescinded a $37.7 million fine applied to Grand Canyon University (GCU) under the Biden administration.
The fine was the largest ever proposed against a university and sparked allegations that the Biden administration was targeting and harshly punishing Christian universities. ED under the Trump administration dismissed the case with “no findings” of wrongdoing by the university, according to GCU, and with prejudice, meaning the suit can’t be brought again.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Dismantling of US Institute of Peace
The judge ruled that the institute was part of the government, but not of the executive branch.
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