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War Powers Resolution deadlines related to U.S. military involvement with Iran are approaching, placing renewed attention on the legal framework governing presidential authority in armed conflicts. The measure, passed in the aftermath of the Vietnam War, sets a 60-day limit on certain military engagements unless Congress provides authorization for continued action. Over the years, presidents…

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The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a funding measure for the Department of Homeland Security, sending the legislation to Donald Trump for final consideration. The move is expected to bring an end to a funding gap that lasted more than two months. Lawmakers passed the bill by voice vote on April 30, allowing funding…

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Janet Mills has announced that she is suspending her campaign for the U.S. Senate, marking a significant development in Maine’s upcoming election cycle. In a public statement, Mills said the decision was driven primarily by financial challenges. She indicated that her campaign was unable to secure the level of funding needed to remain competitive. Mills…

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A senior U.S. defense official told lawmakers that a major global power may be providing indirect support to Iran as tensions in the region continue to rise. The comments came during a congressional hearing focused on national security and military operations. Dan Caine addressed the issue while testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee. He…

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The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a funding measure for the Department of Homeland Security, ending a weeks-long stalemate over the agency’s budget. The decision allows several key operations to continue without disruption. The vote came after more than two months of uncertainty, during which lawmakers struggled to reach agreement on how to fund…

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The body of a missing political candidate in Oklahoma has been discovered, according to local authorities, marking a tragic development in a case that had drawn growing concern over the past several days. The individual had been reported missing earlier in the week after failing to attend a scheduled meeting. Officials confirmed that the candidate’s…

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Senator Bill Cassidy is facing a competitive Republican primary as he seeks re-election in Louisiana, with the contest drawing increased attention ahead of the May 16 vote. The race has become a focal point within the state’s Republican Party, as multiple candidates compete for support from voters with differing priorities and political alignments. Reports indicate…

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A new round of polling is drawing attention to the upcoming Republican primary contest in Texas, where John Cornyn faces a challenge from Ken Paxton. The race has become a focal point within Republican politics, with candidates representing different wings of the party as voters prepare for the next stage of the election. According to…

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The U.S. Department of Justice has announced charges against two Chinese nationals accused of acting as covert agents for a foreign intelligence service. According to officials, the individuals—Yuance Chen and Liren Lai—were arrested in separate operations carried out with support from multiple U.S. agencies. The investigation involved coordination with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and…

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The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to review a major immigration dispute involving access to asylum at the southern border, reopening debate over a policy that has been contested for years. At the center of the case is a practice known as “metering,” which limited how many asylum seekers could request entry…

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