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04.27.2026
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04.24.2026
DOJ drops probe against Jerome Powell over Fed renovation cost overruns

“I have directed my office to close our investigation as the IG undertakes this inquiry.”

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04.24.2026
Trump administration brings back firing squad for federal executions

The moves come as part of an effort, the department explained in the announcement, to "deter the most barbaric crimes" and deliver justice for the victims and their survivors.

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04.23.2026
SPLC omitted over 2,000 reports of anti-white 'hate crimes'

The 2016 report had asked educators whether they agreed with the statement “I have heard derogatory language or slurs about white students.” 20 percent said they had.

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04.23.2026
Judge BLOCKS Virginia referendum to gerrymander more Democrats into office

The judge said the referendum broke several state laws.

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04.22.2026
Elon Musk, Charlie Kirk warnings resurface after SPLC federal indictment

Elon Musk called the SPLC an "evil organization" and Charlie Kirk labeled it a "hate group" before the DOJ indicted the nonprofit on fraud charges.

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04.22.2026
New York Mets lose 12 straight games since Mamdani hugged Mr & Mrs Met mascots

The losing streak, one of the longest in franchise history, was extended to 12 games after a 5-3 loss to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, after the Mets blew a three-run lead.

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04.21.2026
Trump urges Virginians to oppose redistricting plans in last minute pitch to telerally

Virginians are expected to go to polls Tuesday to vote on the measure, which seeks to change the state's House lines from a 6-5 Democrat majority to a potential 10-1.

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04.21.2026
Mexican president in the dark about drug operation after which US, Mexican officials were killed

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks explanations regarding what U.S. and Mexican officials were doing when deadly accident occurred.

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04.20.2026
The DOE will no longer fund worthless degrees for students at US colleges

If the typical graduate of an undergraduate program does not earn as much as a high school graduate, the program will no longer be eligible for federal student loans.

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