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EducationTrump Administration Targets University DEI Programs With Tax-Exempt Status Threat
Sep 20, 2026
The Treasury Department proposed ending tax-exempt status for universities with race-based admissions, escalating federal pressure on higher education diversity policies.
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Courts & LawTexas Abortion Law Faces Scrutiny After Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over High-Risk Pregnancy
Sep 20, 2026
A wrongful death lawsuit blames Texas' abortion restrictions for a San Antonio woman's death, intensifying debate over medical care and legal clarity.
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ElectionsAnalysis Finds Nearly 90% of 2026 Midterm Races Uncompetitive
Sep 20, 2026
A new analysis shows almost 90% of House and 75% of Senate races in 2026 are uncompetitive, raising concerns about voter influence and redistricting.
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Courts & LawBiden-Era Reports Reveal Kennedy Center Safety Hazards as Trump Moves for Major Repairs
Sep 20, 2026
Inspections from the Biden administration found serious safety and structural issues at the Kennedy Center, prompting Trump to push for a two-year closure and overhaul.
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ElectionsEarly Voting Begins in Virginia as Senate, House Races Draw Focus
Sep 20, 2026
Virginia voters began casting early ballots for a high-stakes Senate race and all 11 House seats, with party enthusiasm and turnout patterns in focus.
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PoliticsU.S. Iran War Costs Reach $43.6 Billion, Pentagon Reports
Sep 19, 2026
The cost of the U.S. war with Iran has reached $43.6 billion, with weapons spending sharply rising, according to estimates provided to lawmakers.
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PoliticsNORAD F-16 Intercepts Aircraft Near Camp David During Trump Visit
Sep 19, 2026
A NORAD F-16 intercepted an unauthorized aircraft in restricted airspace near Camp David while President Trump was visiting, highlighting ongoing security measures.
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Courts & LawIdaho School District Settles Lawsuit Over Bathroom Law, Pays $34,000 to Student
Sep 19, 2026
A Boise school district will pay $34,000 to settle a lawsuit after a female student encountered a male student in a girls’ bathroom, marking a first test of Idaho’s.
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ImmigrationDHS to Reimburse Texas $7.5B for Border Security Costs
Sep 19, 2026
The Department of Homeland Security will reimburse Texas $7.5 billion for border security expenses, marking the first such payment under a new federal law.
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PoliticsFlock Safety Faces Scrutiny Over Contradictory Security Claims in West Virginia
Sep 19, 2026
West Virginia lawmakers are demanding answers from Flock Safety over alleged contradictory statements on data security, raising broader questions about surveillance.
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Courts & LawNew York Governor Pardons Felon, Halting Immigration Test Case
Sep 19, 2026
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s pardon of a Dominican national convicted of assault has disrupted a potential Supreme Court test on bond hearings for immigrants facing deportation.
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PoliticsBen Cline Secures Key Endorsement to Lead Republican Study Committee
Sep 18, 2026
Rep. Ben Cline has received the Republican Study Committee Executive Committee's endorsement to chair the largest GOP caucus, pending a November election.
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ElectionsValadao Faces Tough Reelection Fight in Redrawn California District
Sep 18, 2026
Rep. David Valadao confronts a competitive race against Democrat Randy Villegas after California’s district maps were redrawn, shifting the political landscape.
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Courts & LawDOJ Declares Federal Ban on Handgun Sales to 18-20-Year-Olds Unconstitutional
Sep 18, 2026
The Justice Department will no longer enforce the federal ban on licensed dealers selling handguns to 18- to 20-year-olds, citing Second Amendment concerns.
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ElectionsStates Prepare to Counter Possible ICE Presence at Polls
Sep 18, 2026
Several states are training officials to respond if ICE agents appear at polling places, amid Trump administration suggestions of federal enforcement at the ballot box.
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EducationFrisco ISD Faces Scrutiny Over Muslim Student Prayer Room at Liberty High School
Sep 18, 2026
Frisco ISD is under scrutiny after reports that a Liberty High School classroom was used exclusively for Muslim student prayer, raising questions about religious equality.
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ElectionsHouse Committees Accuse ActBlue of Lax Controls on Foreign Donations
Sep 18, 2026
Congressional investigators allege ActBlue failed to prevent foreign donations to U.S. campaigns, raising concerns about election integrity and platform oversight.
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WorldTrump Faces Critical Decision on Iran War Amid Rising Gas Prices
Sep 17, 2026
President Trump says he must decide whether to escalate military action against Iran as gas prices surge and the conflict shows no clear end.
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HealthNew Study Disputes Link Between Transgender Medicine Restrictions and Teen Suicide Rates
Sep 17, 2026
A Do No Harm study finds no increase in teen suicide rates after states restrict transgender medical procedures, challenging widely cited claims.
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Courts & LawDearborn Faces Lawsuit Alleging Favoritism Toward Islam in City Holiday Displays
Sep 17, 2026
A federal lawsuit accuses Dearborn officials of using public funds to promote Islamic holidays while denying equal recognition to Christian and Jewish observances.
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Courts & LawRussian National Sentenced to Six Years for Voter Fraud and Identity Theft Scheme
Sep 17, 2026
A Russian citizen living in Florida was sentenced to six years in prison for orchestrating a voter registration and identity theft scheme, raising concerns.
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ElectionsMissouri Faces Election Turmoil After Conflicting Court Orders on Congressional Map
Sep 17, 2026
Missouri's 2026 elections are in disarray after state and federal courts issued opposing orders on which congressional map to use, leaving candidates and voters uncertain.
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PoliticsTrump Administration Moves to Exclude Noncitizens from 2030 Census Apportionment
Sep 17, 2026
The Trump administration has proposed a rule to count only citizens and green card holders for congressional apportionment, setting up a likely legal battle.
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PoliticsHouse Speaker Closes Chamber Early, Sparking Bipartisan Criticism
Sep 16, 2026
Speaker Mike Johnson ended House business a day ahead of a planned recess, drawing criticism from both parties over unfinished legislative priorities.
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Courts & LawFBI Director Confirms 'Round River' Classification Was Fabricated Amid Biden Probe Concerns
Sep 16, 2026
FBI Director Patel told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the 'Round River' classification was invented, as Sen. Grassley alleges efforts to conceal Biden family probe records.
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Courts & LawFederal Judge Refers Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner for DOJ Criminal Probe
Sep 16, 2026
A federal judge has referred Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and a top deputy for a criminal investigation over alleged false statements.
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PoliticsPentagon Funds Iran War From Base Budgets as Congress Delays Supplemental Request
Sep 16, 2026
The Pentagon has spent over $33 billion on the Iran conflict without dedicated congressional funding, raising concerns about military readiness and budget transparency.
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Courts & LawFBI Director Patel Says Bureau Removed Staff Over Political Weaponization, Highlights Crime Reduction
Sep 16, 2026
FBI Director Kash Patel told the Senate Judiciary Committee the bureau has removed staff involved in political weaponization and achieved a record drop in the murder rate.
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Courts & LawDOJ, Education Department Find Berkeley Law Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
Sep 16, 2026
Federal investigators found UC Berkeley Law violated civil rights law by discriminating against white and Asian applicants, raising stakes for elite admissions.
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Courts & LawKappa Kappa Gamma Faces Lawsuit Over Admitting Transgender Members
Sep 15, 2026
A group of Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae are suing the sorority, alleging it broke its own rules by admitting transgender women, raising questions about private.
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PoliticsHeritage Foundation Scholar Warns Congress on Alleged Islamist-Marxist Alliance
Sep 15, 2026
A Heritage Foundation expert told a House panel that U.S. groups are merging Islamist and Marxist ideas to destabilize the country, urging lawmakers to act.
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Courts & LawFederal Court Upholds Indiana Ban on Gender Transition Procedures for Minors
Sep 15, 2026
A federal judge has upheld Indiana's law banning gender-transition procedures for minors, ending a multi-year legal challenge by the ACLU and reinforcing.
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MediaCarnegie Mellon Professor Remains Employed After Controversial Social Media Posts
Sep 15, 2026
Carnegie Mellon University has placed Professor Uju Anya on voluntary leave after posts celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, sparking criticism and calls for action.
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PoliticsRep. Beyer Pushes for Urgent House Hearings on AI Regulation Amid Industry, Political Divide
Sep 15, 2026
Rep. Don Beyer urges immediate House hearings on AI regulation, as tech leaders and political figures clash over the pace and oversight of artificial intelligence.
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Courts & LawAudit Reveals Out-of-State Police Search Wisconsin Village’s Flock Cameras Over a Million Times Monthly
Sep 15, 2026
Audit logs show police nationwide, led by California Highway Patrol, search Elm Grove, Wisconsin’s Flock camera network over a million times monthly, raising privacy concerns.
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Courts & LawDHS Confirms Investigation Into Rep. Ilhan Omar Over Marriage Fraud Allegations
Sep 14, 2026
DHS is investigating Rep. Ilhan Omar for alleged immigration fraud related to her marriage, a move that could lead to denaturalization if wrongdoing is proven.
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EducationMichigan Requires Online Vaccine Education for Waiver Requests, Raising Parental Rights Concerns
Sep 14, 2026
Michigan parents seeking nonmedical vaccine waivers for schoolchildren must now complete an online course, sparking debate over state authority and privacy.
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Courts & LawMissouri Freedom Caucus Pushes Judicial Reform After Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling
Sep 14, 2026
Missouri Freedom Caucus leaders are advancing judicial reform after a state Supreme Court ruling upended congressional redistricting and November election plans.
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Courts & LawChristian and GOP Student Clubs Denied Recognition at U.S. Colleges, Prompting Legal Battles
Sep 14, 2026
Public and private colleges face lawsuits and legal warnings after denying recognition to Christian and Republican student clubs, raising First Amendment concerns.
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ElectionsVirginia Bishop Urges Catholics to Oppose Abortion, Marriage Amendments
Sep 14, 2026
Bishop Michael Burbidge directed priests to read a letter at Mass urging Catholics to vote against Virginia constitutional amendments on abortion and marriage.
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EducationIowa and Indiana Advance Overhauls of College General Education Requirements
Sep 14, 2026
Iowa and Indiana have enacted new measures to reshape college general education, aiming to prioritize traditional civics and history over identity-focused courses.
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Courts & LawTrump Says He May Release More Classified 9/11 Records After Victims’ Families Request
Sep 13, 2026
President Trump said he will consider declassifying additional 9/11 investigation records after families of victims requested more transparency on possible Saudi links.
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PoliticsNextEra to Build $13 Billion Natural Gas Plant in Fayette County
Sep 13, 2026
NextEra Energy Resources will build a $13 billion natural gas power plant in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, marking the largest investment in the county's history.
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EducationFairfax Schools and CBC Face Criticism Over 9/11 Curriculum Guidance
Sep 13, 2026
Fairfax County Public Schools and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation are under scrutiny for guidance that downplays the role of Islamic terrorists in the 9/11 attacks.
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Courts & LawFederal Appeals Court: No Constitutional Right to Clean Water in Jackson Case
Sep 13, 2026
The 5th Circuit ruled Jackson residents cannot pursue constitutional claims over contaminated water, narrowing legal options as water system issues persist.
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Courts & LawArizona GOP Presses Attorney General Over Closure of Hobbs Pay-to-Play Probe
Sep 13, 2026
Arizona Republicans challenge Attorney General Kris Mayes' decision to close an investigation into Gov. Katie Hobbs and Sunshine Residential Homes, citing omitted.
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EducationMicrosoft and Teachers Union Launch AI Privacy Standard, Drawing Criticism Over Parental Exclusion
Sep 13, 2026
Microsoft and the American Federation of Teachers unveiled a national AI privacy standard for schools, but critics say parents were excluded from its creation.
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PoliticsSeattle Mayor Explains Police Chief’s Forced Resignation Amid Public Safety Criticism
Sep 12, 2026
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson cited the need for leadership alignment after requesting Police Chief Shon Barnes' resignation, fueling debate over public safety and city leadership.