What To Know About Redistricting Fights as Texas Democrats Return and California Starts Work
Efforts to thwart President Donald Trump’s push to tilt the political map for next year’s midterm elections in his favor shifted to California.
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Trump’s ‘Safe and Beautiful’ Move Against DC Homeless Camps Looks Like Ugliness to Those Targeted
Written by JACQUELYN MARTIN, NATHAN ELLGREN, MEG KINNARD and CALVIN WOODWARD WASHINGTON (AP) — Ms....
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CDC Shooting Marks Latest in a String of Hostility Directed at Health Workers. Many Aren’t Surprised
The attack in Atlanta happened in the face of ongoing public health misinformation and animosity about the safety of immunizations.
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White House Orders a Review of Exhibits at Smithsonian Museums Ahead of Nation’s 250th Birthday
Ahead of the country’s 250th birthday, President Donald Trump aims to align the museums’ content with his interpretation of American history.
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The Nation’s Capital Finds Itself at the Center of a Trump Maelstrom as National Guard Troops Arrive
Some of the 800 National Guard members deployed by President Donald Trump began arriving in the nation’s capital on Tuesday, ramping up after the White House ordered federal forces to take over the city’s police department.
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The World Nearly Beat Polio. But Fake Records, an Imperfect Vaccine and Missteps Aided Its Comeback
WHO and partners embarked on their polio campaign in 1988 with the goal of eradication. But several factors led to the disease bouncing back.
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Israel Plans To Take Over Gaza City to Pressure Hamas. Worries Rise for Civilians and Hostages
Israel said it will intensify its 22-month war with Hamas by taking over Gaza City, drawing renewed international calls to end the conflict.
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Students Have Been Called to the Office — And Even Arrested — For AI Surveillance False Alarms
Surveillance systems in U.S. schools increasingly monitor what students write on school accounts and devices. So far, they have mixed results.
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RFK Jr. Pulls $500 million in Funding for Vaccine Development
Written by AMANDA SEITZ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Health and Human Services will cancel...
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State Department May Require Visa Applicants To Post Bond of up to $15,000 To Enter the US
The U.S. State Department is proposing requiring visa applicants post a bond to enter, a move that may make the process unaffordable for many.
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