Eric Swalwell Announces Resignation from Congress
California Democrat Eric Swalwell announces his resignation from Congress following sexual harassment allegations from four women, upending the California governor's race.
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Swalwell and Gonzales Face Expulsion Votes Amid Scandals
Congress prepares for rare expulsion votes as Rep. Swalwell faces sexual assault allegations and Rep. Gonzales battles ethics investigation in tit-for-tat political showdown.
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Artemis II Crew Splashes Down After Historic Lunar Mission
The Artemis II crew completed a historic 10-day mission to the far side of the moon, splashing down safely in the Pacific Ocean and advancing America's space exploration agenda.
By Staff Writer•6 min read
Americans' Fourth Amendment Rights Are Not for Sale
The FBI admits to purchasing location data to track Americans without warrants. Congress must close the data broker loophole that undermines Fourth Amendment protections.
By Staff Writer•9 min read
JPMorgan Carbon Removal Deal Targets Wildfire Prevention
JPMorgan Chase breaks new ground with a carbon removal agreement that addresses both climate goals and wildfire risk in the American West, signaling a shift in corporate climate strategy.
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Oil Climbs Above $110 as Iran War Disrupts Global Energy
Oil prices jumped above $110 per barrel as the Iran conflict creates unprecedented energy disruptions. Trump signals both escalation and diplomatic talks as global markets react.
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When Hospitals Become Corporations: Patient Safety at Risk
As private equity and corporations acquire hospitals, patient safety declines. Systemic pressures prioritize profits over care, creating dangerous conditions for patients nationwide.
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$10M Art Heist: Why Thieves Can't Cash In on Stolen Art
Art thieves are getting bolder, but they face an impossible challenge: selling stolen masterpieces. FBI experts explain why even $10 million heists rarely pay off.
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Louisiana Parade Attack: Vehicle Strikes Crowd Injuring Many
A vehicle drove into a crowd at a Louisiana parade Saturday, injuring multiple participants. The incident raises urgent questions about public safety protocols at community events nationwide.
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US Jets Shot Down by Iran: First in Over 20 Years
Iran's downing of two American military aircraft shatters a 20-year streak of US air superiority, raising urgent questions about military strategy and regional power dynamics.
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Taxpayer Dollars Fund House Reelection Bids: The Truth
During the 2024 election cycle, House offices spent $44 million on franked mail and $19 million on ads using taxpayer dollars, giving incumbents a significant campaign advantage.
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America's Yo-Yo Job Market: Why Employment Swings Matter
The U.S. labor market has entered a volatile new phase, alternating between job gains and losses each month since May 2024. What's behind the yo-yo pattern and what does it mean for workers?
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