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Why The DOJ Case Against Powell Seems Weak
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COP30 Reality Check: A Hopeful Agenda Competes With Rising Emissions
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Clintons Refuse To Testify About Epstein—And Now Face Being Held In Contempt
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The House Oversight Committee has previously said they’ll try to hold the former president and secretary of state in contempt if they didn’t show up to testify.
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Following delays and ongoing legal challenges, a California regulator enacted sustainability reporting requirements relating to climate change starting in August 2026.
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Trump-Appointed Judge Cannon Blocks Jack Smith’s Report On Trump Documents Case
Releasing the potentially damaging report would cause “manifest injustice” to Trump, Cannon ruled.
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UN Report Exposes Human Trafficking Behind Southeast Asia Scam Centers
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The Big Winners After Trump’s Tariff’s Overturned: Target, Samsung, Walmart, More
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