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Supreme Court lets Trump continue deporting people to third countries while justices weigh policy
The high court will hear arguments regarding whether migrants need a meaningful chance to object before being sent to countries where they have no ties.
Supreme Court vote shadows Maine Senator Susan Collins in first race after abortion rights decision
A Supreme Court vote is casting a shadow on Maine Senator Susan Collins's initial race following an abortion rights decision. Voters are referencing her 2018 vote confirming Brett Kavanaugh as a justice.
Mamdani announces plan to fight antisemitism
A plan to combat antisemitism was announced by Mamdani. Some elected officials praised the steps, while others questioned the omission of discussion regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Congress votes to end production of the penny after 234 years
Congress passed a bill directing the government to cease making pennies, giving legal approval to the decision to stop producing the currency last year.
Trump touts America.gov, but government-sourced AI answers undercut many statements
The Trump administration promoted America.gov for simplifying access to information. However, the site's AI answers reportedly contradicted some of his statements.
Candidates May Be Dropped From Taxpayer's Dime
Three candidates who received taxpayer-funded campaign help might struggle to raise enough personal funds to utilize the assistance.
Democratic turnout surged in the primaries. Will it matter in November?
Democrats' turnout surpassed Republicans in several key states during the primaries. The article questions if this trend will affect outcomes in November.
N.H. lawmaker challenges leader to street fight, sparking latest row over violent political rhetoric
A New Hampshire lawmaker challenged a leader to a street fight, causing another row regarding violent political talk. Colleagues of the Republican majority leader issued a statement targeting the Democratic minority leader.
Ex-Trump prosecutor Smith tells senators he won’t ‘be silenced’ by threats of prosecution
Jack Smith will tell the Senate Judiciary Committee that he stands behind the criminal cases brought against President Trump, stating he will not be silenced by threats of prosecution.
News organizations ask court to bar White House enforcement of access ban
News organizations are asking a court to halt the White House's enforcement of an access ban until a case is resolved. This relates to ongoing back-and-forth between news media and the administration.
John Deaton challenges Ed Markey in Senate race
John Deaton is running for the Senate, challenging Ed Markey despite facing a narrow path to victory. The Republican is attempting his second Senate bid.
Boston sues Trump administration over $20 million grant for street safety upgrades in Roxbury
Boston is suing the Trump administration regarding a $20 million grant meant for street safety upgrades in Roxbury. The funds were revoked because the project included electric vehicle chargers.
Watchdog Group Questions State Tax Official Over Boston Property Tax Hikes
A watchdog group alleges that the state's top tax official declined to investigate reported retaliatory property tax hikes by Boston City Hall on 150 commercial buildings. The issue arose after office owners sought abatements, leading city officials to raise assessed values and tax bills. Pioneer New England Legal Foundation filed a class-action lawsuit.
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