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U.S. and Iranian Delegations Open High-Stakes Peace Talks in Switzerland
6 sources · 79d ago
Trump Alleges Sabotage as $14M Reflecting Pool Renovation Plagued by Algae and Peeling Paint
5 sources · 79d ago
Missouri Court Strikes Down Abortion Restrictions, Restoring Medication Access
3 sources · 80d ago
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DOJ Sues Virginia to Block New Laws Restricting ICE Agents and Banning Masks
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Trump Administration Proposes Rule Giving Political Appointees Final Say Over Federal Research Grants
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Supreme Court Unanimously Narrows Federal Gun Ban for Drug Users
7 sources · 81d ago
Congress Advances Trump's Push to Rename Pentagon the 'Department of War'
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Supreme Court Poised to Rule on Trump's Power to Fire Independent Agency Heads
5 sources · 81d ago
Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady as Warsh Signals Potential Hikes Amid Inflation Surge
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DOJ Seeks to Halt NAACP Lawsuit Against xAI, Citing National Security and Military AI Use
4 sources · 83d ago
FBI Thwarts Explosive-Drone Plot Targeting White House UFC Event
4 sources · 83d ago
Justice Department Sues to Halt Evanston's First-in-the-Nation Reparations Program
5 sources · 83d ago
Mike Collins Wins Georgia Republican Senate Runoff, Setting Up Matchup With Jon Ossoff
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Urges Abolition of the Death Penalty He Helped Write
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Secret Terms of U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Spark Internal Doubts and Shipping Toll Dispute
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Important stories the mainstream barely covered
High-impact news with only 1–3 outlets covering it. These stories matter — they just didn't make the radar.
Supreme Court Declines Macy's Appeal, Leaving Expanded NLRB Penalties Intact
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Macy's challenge to a labor board ruling, allowing the NLRB to continue forcing employers to pay for the downstream financial damages of illegal firings.
Human Rights Groups Sue Canada Over Deportation of Asylum Seekers to U.S.
Amnesty International and the Canadian Council for Refugees have launched a Federal Court challenge, arguing Canada's border policies unlawfully force migrants into the U.S. deportation system.
DOJ Memo Reinterprets Landmark Disability Rights Precedent, Signaling Retreat on Community Care
A new Justice Department legal opinion argues that federal law does not require states to provide community-based care for disabled individuals, sparking intense backlash from civil rights advocates.
















