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The city council has turned to the High Court in an effort to prevent people from hanging the Union Flag and St George’s Cross from lampposts, a move campaigners say could carry prison time if enforced.
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The former Transportation secretary appeared at a Michigan rally backing Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign, drawing attention to how Democrats are lining up early amid 2028 presidential speculation, The Hill reported.
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President Donald Trump’s effort to reshape the leadership of the U.S. Postal Service hit resistance as a Republican senator raised concerns about mail delays tied to reforms sought for the Postal Service’s board.
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A report from The Guardian says longtime Republican strategist Scott Jennings, who criticized Donald Trump in 2016, is drawing attention after shifting to supportive commentary on major cable news. The outlet frames the possibility of a future administration media role as political insiders weigh staffing.
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Michael Boren, a senior official overseeing the U.S. Forest Service, is accused by Democratic senators of improper interference in the allocation of firefighting resources for a blaze near his Idaho ranch, prompting calls for an inquiry.
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A Navigator survey reported by The Hill found higher rates of regret among Generation Z voters who supported President Donald Trump than among other age groups, alongside signs of midterm-driven turnout intentions.
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Negotiations between Senate and House Republicans over a NASA reauthorization bill have stalled, leaving the measure in limbo ahead of President Donald Trump’s scheduled visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Prosecutors in Poland’s Rzeszów are investigating graffiti bearing the slogan “White Lives Matter,” with reports saying suspects could face up to three years in prison if charged and convicted.
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With Election Day approaching, Democratic lawmakers and staff are preparing for multiple scenarios they believe could involve President Donald Trump, while emphasizing the need to anticipate threats they say were not fully expected before the Jan. 6 attack.
