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North Dakota, Feds Settle DAPL Policing Suit
North Dakota and the federal government have reached a settlement in a long-running dispute over the costs of policing the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, closing a contentious chapter nearly a…
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Audit Finds Accused Officers Still Employed
Five California correctional officers accused of sexually assaulting incarcerated people over the last dozen years remain on the state’s payroll,…
Bruce Blakeman Plans New York Governor Run
Bruce Blakeman, the Republican executive of Nassau County on Long Island, is preparing to enter the race for New York…
Activists Decry Deportations Amid Iran Crackdown
Rights groups are raising alarms over deportations from Iran as authorities intensify arrests of intellectuals and carry out executions at…
US Media Chief Plans RFE Hungary Shutdown
The head of America’s global broadcasting agency has signaled a shutdown of Radio Free Europe’s Hungarian service, saying it opposed…
Bank Bias Claims Trigger Legal Push
Allegations that banks treated a sitting president and his family unfairly have sparked a fresh political and legal fight. A…
Government Unfreezes $250 Million, Ends Investigation
The government will release $250 million in previously frozen funds and close an inquiry into an Ivy League university’s handling…
Kevin Hassett Sparks Backlash Over Savings
Kevin Hassett, a former White House economic adviser, faced a wave of criticism after a Fox News appearance where he…
Grassroots Projects Gain Local Momentum
Across towns and cities, neighborhood groups say more people are showing up, chipping in, and sticking around. Organizers report rising…